200 Meeting Street

200 Meeting St Charleston, SC 29401

200 Meeting St, Charleston, SC, 29401
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FOR SALE
Property Type:
Multi Tenant Office
Amount:
Please Call Broker for Price

Last Verified:
Feb 21, 2024

Highlights

  • Below-Market Average In-Place Office Rents:
  • - Over 64,000 RSF of vacant office space allows for immediate upside through lease-up
  • - Current in-place rents average $28/SF, a 24% discount to market rates
  • - 2-year WALT allows for new ownership to further capitalize on increased future rents
  • Investment Grade Credit Tenants​​​​​​​
  • - Bank of America: Moody’s (A1) & Fitch (AA-)
  • - Morgan Stanley: Moody’s (A1) & Fitch (A)
  • - New York Life: Moody’s (Aaa) & Fitch (AAA)
  • Potential for Numerous Business Plans
  • - Buyers can unlock immediate upside through a capital improvement plan and the resulting lease-up of vacant spaces
  • - Vacancy also allows for potential residential conversion
  • Market Demand
  • - Current tenants include legal, insurance and financial services firms
  • Flexible Floor Plan Availability
  • - Multiple vacant suites are adjacent to each other, allowing for potential combinations and flexibility in size and layouts
  • Prime Downtown Location
  • - Situated across from the iconic Charleston Place hotel with high-end ground floor retail generating significant pedestrian activity year round
  • - One block from the world-renowned King Street shopping corridor, with strong retail tenants including Apple, St. John, Gucci, Louis Vuitton, Target, Brooks Brothers, Golden Goose, Johnny O and J.Crew
  • - Short walk from Charleston City Market, a national historic landmark, converted to an open-air shopping and dining destination

Description

Avison Young, serving as the exclusive agent, is excited to present the sale of 200 Meeting Street – a 4-story mixed-use property with an attached 355-car garage, centrally located in historic Charleston, South Carolina. Nestled in a prime spot surrounded by a blend of cultural heritage and modern conveniences, this property holds a strategic position in the financial and commercial hub of the SC Coastal Region. Boasting a growing population, a technically skilled workforce, and global marketplace connections, Charleston provides an ideal backdrop for this investment opportunity. The property's average in-place office rents, currently 24% below market value, offers significant potential for increased returns through capital investment and a revamped marketing and lease-up strategy. Additionally, the existing vacancy opens up possibilities for a coveted residential conversion in this highly desirable historic district.

Charleston

Building Size: 145407sq ft
Building Class: A
Lot Size: 1.47 acres


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Map of 200 Meeting St, Charleston, SC, 29401

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