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Seven Stores 4113 Columbia Pike, Arlington, Va 22204 Arlington County SEVEN STORES 4113 COLUMBIA PIKE, ARLINGTON, VA 22204 ARLINGTON COUNTY COMING SOON! Pa pa Deeno’s Pizza TOBACCO HUT NEARBY RETAILERS RETAIL FOR LEASE • FULLY LEASED • Located at the intersection of S George Mason Drive and Columbia Pike. • Located across the street from new Centro development (366 luxury residential units). DALLON L. CHENEY FORREST H. MORRILL OWNED & MANAGED BY: [email protected] | 703-268-2707 [email protected] | 703-268-2703 klnb.com SEVEN STORES 4113 COLUMBIA PIKE, ARLINGTON, VA 22204 ARLINGTON COUNTY LOCATION DEMOGRAPHICS | 2020: 1-MILE 3-MILE 5-MILE Population 39,112 301,902 614,095 Daytime Population 7,043 150,550 639,285 Households 16,207 142,148 282.289 Average HH Income $122,803 $144,379 $156,203 SITE CLICK TO DOWNLOAD DEMOGRAPHIC REPORT TRAFFIC COUNTS | 2019: 1 MILE Columbia Pike 24,000 ADT S George Mason Dr 14,000 ADT 3 MILE 5 MILE FORREST H. MORRILL DALLON L. CHENEY [email protected] | 703-268-2707 [email protected] | 703-268-2703 S. RANDOLPH ST. THIRFT STORE 1,280 SF 960 SF 60’ BEAUTY FAIR 960 SF TOBACCO HUT COMING SOON 1,280 SF PAPA DEENO’S COMING SOON 1,280 SF PIKE RESTAURANT SITE PLAN1,280 SF PAN-AMERICANN BAKERY 1,408 SF SEVEN STORES 4113 COLUMBIA PIKE, ARLINGTON, VA 22204 ARLINGTON COUNTY ARLINGTON 22204 VA PIKE, ARLINGTON, COLUMBIA 4113 8 ADDITIONAL PARKING SPACES PARKING CANOPY COLUMBIA PIKE COLUMBIA S. GEORGE MASON DR. FORREST H. MORRILL DALLON L. CHENEY [email protected] | 703-268-2707 [email protected] | 703-268-2703 GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY 71,000 (2017 ADT) LEE HEIGHTS SHOPS LEEHARRISON (50,000 SF) CENTER LEE CENTER LYON VILLAGE INTERNATIONAL PLACE (114,200 SF) THE MARKET COMMON CLARENDON (176,985 SF) 92,000 (2017 ADT) THEODORE ROSSLYN ROOSEVELT ISLAND 12,436 RIDERS PER DAY LEEHARRISON PLAZA (19,000 SF) COURT HOUSE GLEBE LEE 6,354 RIDERS PER DAY SHOPPING CENTER SEVEN STORES (38,880 SF) CLARENDON STATION (118,590 SF) 4113 COLUMBIA PIKE, ARLINGTON, VA 22204 ARLINGTONLINCOLN MEMORIAL COUNTY ROSSLYN REFLECTING POND EAST FALLSAERIAL CHURCH CLARENDON 4,028 RIDERS PER DAY LEE SHOPPING CENTER (35,708 SF) VIRGINIA SQUARE SOUTHGATE VILLAGE 3,597 RIDERS PER DAY SHOPPES 113,000 BALLSTON (2019 ADT) 9,414 RIDERS PER DAY BALLSTON QUARTER 186,000 (776,000 SF) (2019 ADT) WILLSTON CENTRE I & II HYDE PARK PLAZA (127,449 SF) DOMINION HILLS PENTAGON CENTRE CENTRE (20,000 SF) FASHION CENTRE AT PENTAGON CITY (994,245 SF) THE PENTAGON 79,000 (2019 ADT) PENROSE SQUARE (150,136 SF) 32,000 PENTAGON (2019 ADT) 13,074 RIDERS PER DAY THE CROSSROADS CENTER 65,000 54,000 (416,555 SF) (2019 ADT) (2017 ADT) CENTRO ARLINGTON GILLIAM PLACE (75,000 SF) (15,000 SF RETAIL/CIVIC) CRYSTAL CITY PLAZA SEVEN CORNERS CROSSROADS PLACE william jeffrey's SHOPS AT 2100 CENTRE (336,248 SF) tavern SEVEN (570,307 SF) SEVEN STORES 26,000 (8,448 SF) (2019 ADT) SIENA PARK RETAIL PENTAGON CITY GLEN FOREST (48,000 SF) 12,137 RIDERS PER DAY SHOPPING CENTER (40,480 SF) PENTAGON ROW CORNERS (296,000 SF) MOUNT OLIVES SHOPPING CENTER (18,500 SF) C e AVALON CRYSTAL CITY COLUMBIA PIKE 10,239 RIDERS PER DAY CULMORE (30,000 SF) SHOPPING CENTER (94,000 SF) LEESBURG PIKE 3400 PIKE PLAZA (15,000 SF) (97,752 SF) ARLINGTON RIDGE (84,502 SF) NATIONAL AIRPORT 5,906 RIDERS PER DAY BAILEY’S CROSSROADS (166,549 SF) 26,000 (2019 ADT) RONALD REAGAN NATIONAL AIRPORT SKYLINE MALL CHESAPEAKE BAY (236,147 SF) ARLINGTON PLAZA (36,500 SF) THE SHOPS ON THE AVENUE POTOMAC YARD 34,000 MARKET SQUARE CAMDEN (2019 ADT) 395 NATIONAL LANDING (4,120 SF) (80,000 SF) 43,000 (2019 ADT) BAILEY’S POTOMAC BARCROFT PLAZA MOUNT VERNON YARD CENTER 208,000 VILLAGE CENTER (805,318 SF) (91,000 SF) (2019 ADT) (47,673 SF) VIRGINIA TECH CROSSROADS (FUTURE METRO STOP) THE SHOPS AT MARK CENTER (92,620 SF) SEMINARY PLAZA BRADLEE FAIRLINGTON (92,620 SF) SHOPPING CENTER CENTER PINECREST PLAZA (168,000 SF) (46,000 SF) (63,255 SF) PLAZA AT LANDMARK (257,620 SF) FORREST H. MORRILL DALLON L. CHENEY [email protected] | 703-268-2707LANDMARK MALL [email protected] | 703-268-2703 (715,520 SF) (2019 ADT) 47,000 GRANDMART SHOPPING CENTER 186,000 (65,330 SF) (2019 ADT) SCALE 1 ALEXANDRIA 0 /2 Mile 1 Mile VAN DORN PLAZA (120,192 SF) BRADDOCK ROAD 3,969 RIDERS PER DAY SEVEN STORES CLOSE-UP 4113 COLUMBIA PIKE, ARLINGTON, VA 22204 ARLINGTON COUNTY S . G E O S. RANDOLPH ST. THIRFT STORE R 1,280 SF G BEAUTY FAIR 960 SF TOBACCO HUT 960 SF E COMING SOON PAPA DEENO’S 1,280 SF PAN-AMERICANN BAKERY M PIKE RESTAURANT COMING SOON 1,280 SF A 1,280 SF 1,408 SF S O CENTRO ARLINGTON N D R . 14,000 (2019 ADT) 24,000 (2019 ADT) COLUMBIA PIKE SCALE 0 75 FT 150 FT FORREST H. MORRILL DALLON L. CHENEY [email protected] | 703-268-2707 [email protected] | 703-268-2703 SEVEN STORES 4113 COLUMBIA PIKE, ARLINGTON, VA 22204 ARLINGTON COUNTY FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT: FORREST H. MORRILL DALLON L. CHENEY [email protected] | 703-268-2707 [email protected] | 703-268-2703 8065 Leesburg Pike, Suite 700, Tysons, VA 22182 klnb.com facebook.com/KLNB @KLNBLLC linkedin.com/company/klnb instagram.com/klnbllc CLICK TO VIEW PROPERTY WEBSITE While we have no reason to doubt the accuracy of any of the information supplied, we cannot, and do not, guarantee its accuracy. All information should be independently verified prior to a purchase or lease of the property. We are not responsible for errors, omissions, misuse, or misinterpretation of information contained herein and make no warranty of any kind, express or implied, with respect to the property or any other matters..
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