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National ChainsDepartment Store AnchorsFamily EntertainmentCinema & LeisureMixed-Use & Office Traffic

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Grand Mall, situated in Panama City, Florida, serves as a regional retail destination in the Florida Panhandle, covering about 800,000 square feet of gross leasable area. Following severe damage from Hurricane Michael in 2018, the property is in a mixed-use redevelopment phase, aiming to integrate retail, residential apartments, and hospitality elements to revitalize its market position. Pre-hurricane, it featured anchors like Dillard's, JCPenney, and Sears, alongside a diverse tenant mix of apparel (e.g., American Eagle, Buckle), electronics (Best Buy), beauty (Bath & Body Works), and dining options.

Current leasing focuses on new tenants for the commercial spaces, with occupancy around 40% during transition, expected to rise to 85% upon completion in 2026. Footfall historically reached 5-6 million annual visitors, driven by local shoppers and tourists, though currently reduced due to construction.

Rent levels are competitive at $18-25 per square foot NNN, with incentives including up to $50 per square foot in tenant improvements.

Accessibility via Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard and proximity to US Highway 98 supports good traffic flow, with over 4,000 parking spaces. The demographic profile targets middle-income households (median $52,000), military families from nearby Tyndall Air Force Base, and seasonal beach visitors. Market factors include a recovering economy post-disaster, with Bay County population growth at 2% annually.

Strengths encompass location advantages near beaches and potential for integrated lifestyle offerings; drawbacks involve construction delays, temporary access limitations, and competition from established centers like Pier Park.

Operational quality is enhancing through modern infrastructure upgrades, positioning it for improved retail performance in a tourism-reliant region.

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Monday08:00 AM — 12:00 AM
Tuesday08:00 AM — 12:00 AM
Wednesday08:00 AM — 12:00 AM
Thursday08:00 AM — 12:00 AM
Friday08:00 AM — 12:00 AM
Saturday08:00 AM — 12:00 AM
Sunday08:00 AM — 12:00 AM
Holiday Hours

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King Saud Road, Panama City Beach, United States

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Demographic Profile

Bay County, encompassing Panama City, has a population exceeding 180,000, with a median household income of $52,000 and 28% of residents under 18, indicating a family-oriented market. Military personnel from Tyndall Air Force Base contribute steady footfall, while seasonal tourism boosts summer traffic by 30-40%. Post-hurricane recovery has stabilized spending, with retail sales per capita at $8,500 annually. Challenges include a 10% poverty rate affecting discretionary purchases, yet the areas young median age of 38 supports apparel and entertainment categories.

Competition and Market Factors

Grand Mall competes with Pier Park in Panama City Beach, a 900,000-square-foot open-air center drawing 10 million visitors yearly through entertainment like a Ferris wheel and IMAX. Local saturation exists in big-box retail, but redevelopment offers differentiation via mixed-use amenities. Regional market reports note 75% occupancy across Panhandle malls, with e-commerce impacting traditional sales by 15%. Risks involve new developments in nearby Lynn Haven, potentially diluting traffic if not managed.

Leasing Terms and Operational Risks

Leasing in the redevelopment offers base rents of $18-25 PSF NNN, with abatements for the first year and TI allowances up to $50 PSF to attract national chains. Advantages include 10-15 year terms with renewal options and proximity to growing residential areas. Drawbacks encompass construction disruptions until 2026, possible rent escalations of 3% annually, and infrastructure vulnerabilities in a hurricane-prone zone. Occupancy projections aim for 85%, supported by targeted tenant mix balancing essentials and experiential retail.

Building Details

Property Type
Regional
Gross Leasable Area
78,064
Year Built
2016
Parking Spaces
2500
Average Monthly Footfall
416,667
Owner
Abdullah Al Othaim Investment Co.
Anchor Tenants
Orchestra, H & M, Centerpoint, RedTag, MAX, Paris Gallery, Othaim Hypermarket, & Saffori Land, Empire Cinemas

Detailed Market Analytics

Primary Catchment Area
5 km Radius
Secondary Catchment Area
20 km Radius
Catchment area population
800,000 People
Population growth rate
1.5 %
Median age
29 Years
Household size
3.1 Persons
Education level (tertiary)
25.0 %

Median household income
18,500 USD
Unemployment rate
8.0 %
Cost of living index
55 Index (NY=100)

Retail spending per capita
2,200 USD
Spending on apparel
450 USD per capita
Spending on groceries
1,200 USD per capita
Spending on electronics
300 USD per capita

Annual foot traffic
5,000,000 Visitors
Dwell time
90 Minutes
Conversion rate
25.0 %
Sales per square meter
1,500 USD

Number of retail stores
150 Stores
Anchor tenant presence
Yes Presence
Competitor density (same category)
3 Malls per 100k pop
Tenant diversity
High Level
Unique Concepts
15 Concepts

Gross Leasable Area
78,064 sqm
Number of Levels
3 Levels
Average rent per square meter
25 USD
Vacancy rate
5.0 %
Lease term flexibility
Medium Level
Available retail space
6,000 sqm

Proximity to main roads
Direct access Access
Public transport access
High Level
Parking spaces
2,500 Spaces
Pedestrian traffic
Moderate Level

E-commerce competition
High Level
Click-and-collect adoption
40.0 %
Internet penetration
75.0 %

Retail crime rate
Low Level
Security measures
Advanced Level

Promotional events
50 Events per year
Loyalty program penetration
30.0 %
Digital signage presence
Full Coverage

Projected foot traffic growth
5.0 %
New tenant pipeline
20 Tenants
Mall expansion plans
Phase 1: 20,000 sqm sqm
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