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Schedule and budget conscious construction.Pre-Lease or Letter of Intent Site Inspections (to evaluate viability).Direct coordination with Brokers and Landlords to assist with negotiation of Tenant Allowance.As a result, we have gained valuable knowledge, experience and an increasingly good reputation in every aspect of a roll-out expansion campaign.įollowing is a summary of some of the Strip Shopping Center Construction Services we provide:

For almost 10 years, we have been building coast-to-coast. The center will include significant landscaping to obscure vehicles in the cues of the drive-thru lanes visible from the freeway, Mitchell and Service roads as well as the future Service Road overpass with its diverging diamond design.H1 Construction is a nation-wide construction management firm with over 25 years experience in all phases of Strip Shopping Center Construction. Since the pandemic, there has been ever greater reliance on drive-up lanes. A number of fast-food providers are moving toward drive-up lanes. He said the buildings in the project have a significant number of drive-thru lanes for retailers, and because of smartphone apps with customers pre-ordering. In 2020 Zylstra mentioned vast changes in the retail world brought about by Amazon and internet shopping which have “forced retailers to get better at both doing their brick and mortar presentation as well as online.” 65-acre parcel for a 2,600-square-foot building to accommodate a restaurant with a drive-thru and parking.

1.69 acres for an 11,142-square-foot building with a drive-thru to accommodate retail/restaurant/coffee shop uses and 76 parking spaces.

0.91 acres for a 4,529-square-foot restaurant with a drive-thru operation and 46 parking stalls.

The center was redesigned and brought back in 2020 by Daniel Ogden. Multiple extensions were granted but the project expired in 2012. The project stalled after the economy hit the skids that year. In 2008 the city approved the Gateway project as proposed by Ralph Ogden.

“We’d like to give special thanks to our community leaders for their unwavering support for this project and we hope it will provide visitors and residents a dynamic retail experience not otherwise found in this community.” The second phase is expected to include a 64,000-square-foot hotel with 80 rooms as well as buildings for three junior anchors. Details about the uses in the second phase will be announced later, he said, but will bring the total square footage of retail space to approximately 127,000 square feet. Planning for the second phase is taking place, said David Zylstra of Zylstra Commercial, Inc., a spokesman for the project. The center will occupy 13.68 acres bounded by Highway 99, Service Road and Mitchell Road.