Legacy Commercial Property announced Friday its commitment to long-term investments through a series of acquisitions and redevelopment projects in Jeffersonville, In; Spartanburg, SC; Chattanooga; and Tahlequah, Ok.
The company not only acquires and revitalizes strip centers but also partners with business owners to enhance shopping centers’ curb appeal, accessibility and property value through various new construction, redevelopment and beautification initiatives.
In Chattanooga, Legacy Commercial Property has acquired The Shoppes of East Brainerd. Positioned near high-traffic businesses like its retail partner, Starbucks, and neighbor, Walmart, the property benefits from a traffic count reaching 32,000 vehicles per day. Legacy Commercial Property is implementing strategic enhancements, including expanded parking to better serve customers and employees. Currently 11 percent vacant, the center is home to tenants such as Starbucks, Crumbl Cookies and Dentists of East Brainerd.
“Our team takes pride in our role as dedicated stewards of the properties we own and manage,” said Ben Hoogland, vice president of Legacy Commercial Property. “With roots that span generations of the Hoogland family, we’ve built a strong reputation for positively transforming properties in secondary and emerging markets. Our commitment remains steadfast: to invest in communities for the long haul and to prioritize partnerships that drive sustainable growth, focusing on holding properties rather than flipping them.”