Description

We are pleased to present this opportunity. Pontiac Plaza Center offers two retail spaces for lease at 1925 North Perry Street in Pontiac, Michigan. Gerdom Realty & Investment places the shopping center at the southwest corner of North Perry Street and Walton Boulevard. Michael Murphy is the listing contact. The broker describes the property as a multi-tenant strip center, with a one-story brick building and surface parking. Its public materials identify IGA Pharmacy, Happy Dollar and JP Beauty Supply among the center’s tenants.

Suite 5 is advertised with 4,800 rentable square feet, and Suite 11 with 8,400 rentable square feet. Together, the two advertised spaces provide 13,200 square feet of availability. They are entered separately in this Draft so that prospective tenants can distinguish the two sizes. No combination of the spaces or additional divisible areas is represented. Gerdom publishes negotiable asking rent and a Triple Net lease structure for both suites, and identifies each as a direct offering rather than a sublease.75 without an explicit time period; that figure has not been placed in an annual expense field. The broker should confirm the expense basis and current terms.

Gerdom reports a building area of 69,982 square feet, a site area of 6.74 acres and a construction year of 1978. These figures are broker-reported and remain subject to official-record reconciliation. Current zoning classification and permitted uses should be verified for any intended business. The availability entries were last updated June 13, 2024, so current vacancies and possession dates require broker confirmation. Gallery photographs show exterior storefronts, parking and interior areas; they do not establish which equipment or improvements are included with either lease. Suite-specific floor plans and a current offering package are needed before publication.

Pontiac’s public property portal confirms county parcel 64-14-15-226-003 and associates 1925 North Perry with the center’s other addresses. Detailed assessment values are behind paid access. Accessible permit and enforcement records contain differing status and inspection outcomes; they do not establish approval or readiness for either advertised suite. The current CPIX presentation uses C-1 zoning, whereas the broker’s RealNex page gives only Commercial. The permitted zoning classification and suite-specific requirements remain to be confirmed with the municipality and listing broker.