Location Description
Family Dollar is strategically positioned near the signalized, hard-corner intersection of Girard Avenue and Hopple Street, with a combined daily traffic count of 27,056 vehicles and adjacency to I-75, which sees 150,769 vehicles per day. The property offers two ingress/egress points and is located less than one mile from the intersection of I-75 and Hopple Street, with over 174,000 vehicles...
Family Dollar is strategically positioned near the signalized, hard-corner intersection of Girard Avenue and Hopple Street, with a combined daily traffic count of 27,056 vehicles and adjacency to I-75, which sees 150,769 vehicles per day. The property offers two ingress/egress points and is located less than one mile from the intersection of I-75 and Hopple Street, with over 174,000 vehicles passing daily. It is situated in a dense metro area near CSX Queensland Yard, the largest rail facility in North America, employing over 800 people, with 70 miles of track and the capacity to sort and route up to 3,500 rail cars daily. Year-over-year visits to the site have increased by 20.3%, and foot traffic ranks 58% within five miles (#8 out of 17 stores) according to Placer.ai. The 5-mile trade area includes more than 300,000 residents with an average household income of $68,461. Cincinnati, Ohio's most populous area and the 30th largest city in the U.S., benefits from its strategic location, with half of the U.S. population and 30 major markets within a one-day drive. The metro area’s economic growth is supported by state tax credit initiatives, lower property, corporate, and state taxes, as well as traditional industries like aerospace, automotive, healthcare, and transportation. The Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport ranks among the nation’s largest cargo airports, solidifying the region as a key distribution hub. Over the next five years, the metro is expected to add nearly 41,100 people and approximately 21,900 households.
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