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Clermont, Florida
D E TA I L S
R E T A I L & RESTAURANT S P A C E
SUB-MARKET: Downtown Clermont
AVAILABLE: +/- 4800 SF1200 SF minimum
PARKING 6 per 1000
AMENITIES :
• 2700 SF Covered Seating Area
• Connected to Florida Trail
• Interactive Murals
H I G H L I G H T S
Decorative Steel AccentsExposed Bar TrussesLarge exterior fansMarket-style lightingInterior space has ceiling height of 12’+
C L E R M O N T H I G H L I G H T S
Two new breweries and 5 new restaurants within walking distanceVictory Pointe park constructed and $11M in public investment underwayNew national rowing centerNew streetscapes underway35% population increase anticipated
Ryan StringfellowRyan earned his B.S. in Building Science from the University of Florida before earning his J.D./MBA. Prior to teaming with TroyStackhouse, Ryan practiced law, representing clients in various business, construction, real estate, zoning, governmental,association and development matters and disputes on projects of all sizes. He also worked in the legal department for TransCore,which provides Tolling and ITS solutions complex and challenging transportation projects across the globe.
Alex StringfellowBorn and raised in Central Florida, Alex has spent his lifetime watching Florida grow. After receiving his Master’s in Urban Planningfrom Rollin's College, Alex has managed dozens of economic development projects, rewritten land developmentcodes, incubated local startups into brick-and-mortar stores and managed public infrastructure contracts with a budget of over$2M. Alex holds his real estate license in Florida and serves as a liaison to the Development Advisory Board of Orange County.
Troy StackhouseTroy graduated from Ball State University in 2005 with a BS in Construction Management. After moving to Nashville in 2008, hespent 5 years as an independent commercial property adjuster. During this time, he gained invaluable insight into constructioncosting and negotiations. After successfully flipping a few properties on the side, Troy made the decision to transition intodevelopment and construction full-time. As President of Urban Core Homes, Troy has developed over 100 residential units in andaround Nashville since 2012. His current development projects include single family, multi-family, retail, and office spaces. Hisexperience lends itself to being an effective liaison between the engineer, architect, builder, and other team members.
T H E T E A M
T H E S I T E P L A N
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• 4800 SF Building
• 3000 SF Covered ArtWalk
• Seating
• Murals
• Decorative brick path
• Large outdoor fans
• City maintained
• Adjacent to ample parking
• Fronting Montrose St (mainstreet)
• Phase 2 under entitlement
Phase 2 Redevelopment
W. Montrose St.
W. Minneola Ave.
7thSt
30’ x 145’ retail building18’ x 150’ covered art walk
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THE DOWNTOWN
Market Highlights
Population Growth (2010-2019) 71%
Lake County residential units entitled 10,000
New units built in Clermont since 2018 2,000
Downtown Clermont Master Plan Budget $30M
New businesses opened since January 32
Annual Food & Alcohol spending (3-mile radius) $77M
“Clermont recently landed Olympus, a 243-acre sports-themed community that’s projected to have $1.4 billion in economic impact.”
-Orlando Sentinel
“Advent Health has broken ground on a… seven-story hospital is expected to create 700 jobs with an annual average wage of $64,500, the health system said. recently landed Olympus, a 243-acre sports-themed community that’s projected to have $1.4 billion in economic impact.”
-Orlando Sentinel
Clermont has significant medical employment: South Lake Hospital and Surgery Center, the Inter Community Cancer Institute, Cancer Centers of Florida, The Spine and Scoliosis Center, Mid Florida Cardiology Specialist, Vascular Specialist of Central Florida, and Advanced Dermatology.
The Art District
The Art District
“From home decor stores like Encore and The Broom Tree to fishing store The Florida Angler and local cafes, there are many options to support local businesses.”
Patrick ConnollyCentral Florida Explorer
“…the city will see progress on the city’s downtown master plan, which includes $11 million of streetscape improvements, an enhanced City Hall park, free WiFi along the south Lake Trail, construction of a “Meet us in the Middle” plaza.”
Darren Grey, City Manager
“…the real powerhouse of growth was Clermont, whose raw numbers of new residents increased by 10,164 people or 35 percent.”
Lauren RitchieOrlando Sentinel
EVEN TS IN DOWN TOWN
