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25-33 E Sibley Blvd
Hammond, IN 46320
Drive-Thru BMO Harris Bank Retail Center · Retail Property For Sale


Investment Highlights
- 4-Tenant Retail Strip Anchored by BMO Harris Bank, Located on the Outpad to a Strack & Van Til (Hy-Vee), the Dominant Grocer in Northwest Indiana
- The Chicago Bears have Announced that They are Moving Forward with Their Plan to Build a New Stadium in Hammond, Indiana
- BMO Harris is Equipped with a Double Drive-Thru, Adding to the Residual Value of the Location
- Placer Scores for BMO, Midwest Express and Wingstop are Extremely Strong, Demonstrating High-Traffic and High Sales Performance Potential
- The Community Reinvestment Act Mandates that Banks Operate and Serve in Lower to Moderate Income Areas, Reinforcing BMO’s Stickiness to this Site
- Masonry Building with Exceptional Street Presence Both on Sibley, as well as High Visibility and Accessibility to Traffic Exiting Strack & Van Til
Executive Summary
Marcus & Millichap is pleased to present the opportunity to purchase the fee simple interest in a nearly 10,000 square foot retail center located in Hammond,
Indiana. The property is anchored by a drive-thru BMO Harris Bank branch, as well as shadow anchored by a Strack & Van Til (Hy-Vee) supermarket, to
which this retail center is positioned as an outparcel. BMO’s A+ credit rating (per Standard & Poors’ Global Credit Rating) backs more than 50 percent of
the property’s cash flow, and three out of four of the tenants are national, multi-unit operators.
Priced well below the cost it would take to build today, this property is offered for sale at $269 per square foot, or at a 7.50 percent CAP rate. As institutional
capital has migrated into neighborhood strip centers as a preferred asset class, average cap rates have compressed to record levels.
Due to the Community Reinvestment Act, the government mandates that banks serve moderate and lower income communities, ensuring that BMO will remain
sticky to this location. Furthermore, the cost of identifying available land, gaining zoning approvals for multi-lane drive-thrus and building a new bank branch
elsewhere in Hammond is completely cost-prohibitive, further guaranteeing the longevity of BMO.
Northwest Indiana has enjoyed sustained economic and demographic growth over the last twenty years due to its pro-business regulatory environment. Both
businesses and people have migrated from Illinois across the border to enjoy the lower cost of living that Indiana affords. Items such as cigarettes, liquor and
gasoline, which is taxed at a higher rate in Illinois, continually draws Chicago residents across the border to purchase these products in Indiana. This trend has
provided an enormous tailwind to the Indiana economy and has bolstered the state’s retail sales prodigiously.
Please reach out to Marcus & Millichap with additional questions about this opportunity.
Indiana. The property is anchored by a drive-thru BMO Harris Bank branch, as well as shadow anchored by a Strack & Van Til (Hy-Vee) supermarket, to
which this retail center is positioned as an outparcel. BMO’s A+ credit rating (per Standard & Poors’ Global Credit Rating) backs more than 50 percent of
the property’s cash flow, and three out of four of the tenants are national, multi-unit operators.
Priced well below the cost it would take to build today, this property is offered for sale at $269 per square foot, or at a 7.50 percent CAP rate. As institutional
capital has migrated into neighborhood strip centers as a preferred asset class, average cap rates have compressed to record levels.
Due to the Community Reinvestment Act, the government mandates that banks serve moderate and lower income communities, ensuring that BMO will remain
sticky to this location. Furthermore, the cost of identifying available land, gaining zoning approvals for multi-lane drive-thrus and building a new bank branch
elsewhere in Hammond is completely cost-prohibitive, further guaranteeing the longevity of BMO.
Northwest Indiana has enjoyed sustained economic and demographic growth over the last twenty years due to its pro-business regulatory environment. Both
businesses and people have migrated from Illinois across the border to enjoy the lower cost of living that Indiana affords. Items such as cigarettes, liquor and
gasoline, which is taxed at a higher rate in Illinois, continually draws Chicago residents across the border to purchase these products in Indiana. This trend has
provided an enormous tailwind to the Indiana economy and has bolstered the state’s retail sales prodigiously.
Please reach out to Marcus & Millichap with additional questions about this opportunity.
Property Facts
Sale Type
Investment NNN
Property Type
Retail
Property Subtype
Storefront
Building Size
9,942 SF
Building Class
B
Year Built
2004
Price
$2,675,000
Price Per SF
$269.06
Cap Rate
7.50%
NOI
$200,638
Percent Leased
100%
Tenancy
Multiple
Building Height
1 Story
Building FAR
0.18
Lot Size
1.27 AC
Opportunity Zone
Yes
Zoning
C3 - General commercial zoning for various business activities.
Parking
7 Spaces (0.7 Spaces per 1,000 SF Leased)
Amenities
- 24 Hour Access
- Security System
- Signage
- Tenant Controlled HVAC
- Wheelchair Accessible
- Air Conditioning
- Smoke Detector
Property Taxes
| Parcel Number | 45-02-36-151-002.000-023 | Improvements Assessment | $1,595,100 |
| Land Assessment | $128,600 | Total Assessment | $1,723,700 |
Property Taxes
Parcel Number
45-02-36-151-002.000-023
Land Assessment
$128,600
Improvements Assessment
$1,595,100
Total Assessment
$1,723,700
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