Shoppes of Wilmington 1215 Rombach Ave 25,854 SF 100% Leased Retail Building Wilmington, OH 45177 $3,687,475 ($142.63/SF) 7.25% Cap Rate

Dollar Tree began in 1986 as Only $1.00, building on earlier variety-store and toy-retail roots in Virginia. The company later adopted the Dollar Tree name and grew into a value retailer focused on everyday essentials, seasonal merchandise, and discovery-oriented shopping. Current offerings include housewares, cleaning supplies, candy, snacks, food, health and beauty products, toys, gifts, stationery, craft and party supplies, books, and seasonal décor. The business also sells through its digital channels, including case-pack ordering, store pickup, home delivery, and same-day local delivery from participating store locations.

Planet Fitness began in 1992 in Dover, New Hampshire, where the company started as a local gym before evolving into a broader fitness concept. The business built its model around a low-cost, non-intimidating environment known as the Judgement Free Zone, aimed at making gym use more accessible to casual and first-time exercisers. Today, Planet Fitness operates as a major franchisor and operator of fitness centers, with clubs across the United States and several other markets, and it supports members through club access, digital workouts, and app-based tools. The company offers cardio and strength equipment, membership tiers, and free fitness instruction through small-group training programs.

Rent-A-Center began in 1973 as a rent-to-own business focused on furniture and household goods, later building a broader retail model around flexible payment agreements. The company offers furniture, appliances, electronics, computers, tools, and related home essentials through online and store-based shopping, with services that include delivery, setup, and product service and repair in its payment agreements. Rent-A-Center maintains a wide presence across the United States and Mexico and remains centered on branded household goods for shoppers seeking alternatives to traditional credit-based buying.