Columbia Summit Center 731 N Columbia Center Blvd 89,190 SF 100% Leased Retail Building Kennewick, WA 99336 $15,416,000 ($172.84/SF) 6.50% Cap Rate

Get Air Indoor Trampoline Parks manages some of the nation's biggest and best trampoline parks. Their trampoline parks feature wall-to-wall trampolines, dodgeball courts, basketball dunk lanes, and obstacle courses! In the past five years Get Air has grown into a recognizable national brand. They developed the trampoline park business from the ground up. And as a result, they naturally connect with business trends and customer needs. Get Air is a nationally recognized brand with a specialized team of operators, accountants, engineers, and other professionals driving the vision forward.

Kumon North America, headquartered in Rutherford, New Jersey, is part of the world’s largest after-school learning program, serving millions of students globally. Founded in 1958, Kumon offers individualized math and reading programs designed to develop self-learning skills and academic excellence. With thousands of centers worldwide, Kumon empowers students to achieve their full potential through consistent practice and personalized instruction.

Mattress Depot USA is a local family owned and operated mattress retailer based in Washington State, founded by David and Torey Smith. Back in 2002 while shopping around for a new mattress, they became frustrated with the “bait and switch” sales tactics, high prices, and poor customer service provided by the larger national chains in the area. Utilizing their business backgrounds and believing that customers deserve a better mattress buying experience; and so, they sought out to establish the Mattress Depot USA store concept.

Once Upon A Child began in 1984 as a children's resale concept founded by Dennis and Lynn Blum in Ohio, and it later became a brand of Winmark. The company buys and sells gently used kids' clothing, shoes, toys, books, and baby gear through individually owned and operated stores, giving families a way to turn outgrown items into cash while shopping for affordable replacements. Once Upon A Child's model centers on resale and reuse, with merchandise selected for style, safety, and condition and an emphasis on keeping usable items in circulation rather than sending them to landfills. The business has grown into a broad network of franchise locations across the United States and Canada.

Planet Fitness began in 1992 when Michael and Marc Grondahl bought a failing Gold's Gym in Dover, New Hampshire. The company created a welcoming environment for casual exercisers with its Judgement Free Zone concept. Planet Fitness grew rapidly through franchising, becoming one of the largest fitness chains globally. The business model focuses on affordability and accessibility with low membership fees. The company provides cardio and strength equipment, free fitness training, and various membership options. Planet Fitness operates thousands of locations worldwide.