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• Along Highway 10, very few get full access. <br /> • He knew of the subject property and thought that the underlying land value would <br /> be in the $5.00 to $7.00 per SF range. <br /> • Broker 2— (Confidential) <br /> Comments: <br /> • Very active in the northern/northwestern Twin Cities market area. <br /> • Knew the subject property and has been inside of it in the past. <br /> • In order to convert the space to general retail, he estimated the following costs: <br /> o $6.00 to $10.00 per SF for interior demising of the existing retail/c-store <br /> space. <br /> o $20.00 to $25.00 per SF for remodeling of the car wash space, converting <br /> it to rentable retail space, considering the possibility for it to be either fully <br /> functional retail space or perhaps storage space for the retail units. <br /> o In addition, a landlord-paid tenant improvement allowance of $5.00 to <br /> $10.00 would be required, above and beyond the vanilla shell conversion, <br /> which would go toward minimal interior finish for the local-credit, low <br /> quality build out that would be anticipated (not a Starbuck's build-out <br /> requirement, or rent amount). <br /> o In a scenario with better access, rents could be high teen's to as high as <br /> $20 per SF. But as a result of the access issue at the subject,the rent would <br /> most likely be in the $10.00 to $12.00 per SF range on a net basis. <br /> • Market Participant 1—(Confidential) <br /> Comments: <br /> • Canopy and Tank Removal costs would likely be as low as $20,000, but no higher <br /> than $100,000 unless major environmental issues were identified. <br /> • Market Participant 2—(Confidential) <br /> Comments: <br /> • Tank Removal costs are typically $1.00 per gallon of tank size, noting economies <br /> of scale with smaller versus larger sizes. <br /> 51 <br />
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