Shallotte Commons Shopping Center

Description

Shallotte Commons is an 87,757± SF shopping center on 7.76± acres that is the ideal location for Office, Retail, Service, or any other business seeking a high traffic location with ample parking and easy access. Only one unit remains For Lease in this recently updated center:

24,964± sf, formerly Lowe's Foods, co-anchored with Planet Fitness.

Shallotte Commons is under New Ownership and Management with many improvements to enhance its value to its tenants which include Planet Fitness, Dollar Tree, San Jose Mexican Restaurant, Duffers Bar & Grill, Domino's Pizza, Burney's Bakery, Mason Dixon, OneMain Financial and TruFit Gym. Join nearby retailers including Home Goods, Burke's, Hobby Lobby, Walmart, Home Depot, Lowes, Belk, Big Lots, Chili's, Starbucks and more in one of the fastest growing regions in the US.

Brunswick County ranked as the fastest-growing county in NC with a growth rate of 12% from 2020-2022, and increase in income into the area of 13.25%. It was the only county in NC to rank in the top 10 in percentage growth in the US, ranking seventh. The Brunswick County Planning Department experienced a 572% increase in residential unit approvals among major subdivisions and planned developments between fiscal years 2020 and 2021, not including recently approved 2,132 acres for higher density zoning south of Highway 17 in Calabash. The Brunswick Pines project, one of biggest planned developments in Shallotte history, proposes building 570 housing units on 311 acres just north of Bricklanding Road and Hale Swamp Road in Shallotte. It's the second largest of nearly two dozen residential and commercial developments that are expected to double the town's population in the next few years.

This does not account for the high net worth second homeowners and visitors to the South Brunswick Islands. Brunswick’s tourism figures for 2020 and 2021 were so strong that they eclipsed visitor spending in New Hanover (Wilmington), typically the highest in the tri-county region, according to an annual Visit North Carolina report that draws from a variety of data to calculate the money spent on food, lodging, recreation, retail and transportation in each of the state’s counties.

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