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Red Lobster - Absolute NNN 7401 Rogers Avenue | Fort Smith, Arkansas 72903 100% OCCUPIED SINGLE TENANT OFFERING MEMORANDUM SAGEPARTNERS.COM
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Red Lobster - Absolute NNN7401 Rogers Avenue | Fort Smith, Arkansas 72903

100% OCCUPIEDSINGLE TENANTOFFERING MEMORANDUM

SAGEPARTNERS.COM

THE OFFERING

OCCUPANCY 100%

±7,886 SF

±2.10 acres

BUILDING SIZE

LAND AREA

Sale Price: $7,000,000Cap Rate: 6.15%

TOTAL PURCHASE PRICE

CAP RATE

NET OPERATING INCOME

LEASE TYPE

LEASE TERM

LEASE TERM REMAINING

LEASE EXPIRATION

RENT INCREASES

RENEWAL OPTIONS

RENTAL INCREASES IN OPTIONS

BUILDING SIZE

STORIES

SITE AREA

$7,000,000

6.15%

$431,187

Absolute NNN Lease

25 years

18 years

07/31/2039

2.00% Annually

Four (4), Five (5) Year Options

2.00% Annually

7,886 +/- SF

One

2.10 +/- acres

TENANT

GUARANTOR

ADDRESS

FACILITY TYPE

YEAR OPENED

YEAR RENOVATED

LOCATION

Red Lobster Restaurants, LLC

Corporate Guaranty | 704 Locations in the

US & Canada

Red Lobster Intermediate Holdings, LLC

7401 Rogers Avenue, Fort Smith, Arkansas 72903

Single Tenant

1980

2014

Fort Smith, AR is located in Northwest Arkan-

sas. It is also the principal city in the Fort Smith,

AR-Oklahoma MSA. The city is home to large

manufacturing plants, several medical centers,

and the University of Arkansas at Fort Smith.

Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

3OFFERING MEMORANDUM

FINANCIAL OVERVIEW

LEASE YEAR ANNUAL RENT MONTHLY RENT

Year 8 $431,187 $35,932

Year 9 $439,811 $36,651

Year 10 $448,607 $37,384

Year 11 $457,579 $38,132

Year 12 $466,731 $38,894

Year 13 $476,065 $39,672

Year 14 $485,587 $40,466

Year 15 $495,298 $41,275

Year 16 $505,204 $42,100

Year 17 $515,308 $42,942

Year 18 $525,615 $43,801

Year 19 $536,127 $44,677

Year 20 $546,849 $45,571

Year 21 $557,786 $46,482

Year 22 $568,942 $47,412

Year 23 $580,321 $48,360

Year 24 $591,927 $49,327

Year 25 $603,766 $50,314

RENT SCHEDULE

INVESTMENT SUMMARY

Cushman & Wakefield/Sage Partners is pleased to present the exclusive listing for a Red Lobster property located in Fort Smith, Arkansas. The property consists of 7,886 square feet of building space and is situated on approximately 2.10 acres of land. The property is subject to a 25 year Absolute Triple Net (NNN) lease with 18 years remaining on the base term. The current rent is $431,187 and will continue to increase by 2.00% annually. The increases will continue through the four, five-year tenant renewal options.

6.15% CAP RATE

$7,000,000 PURCHASE PRICE

Current Annual Rent1 $431,187

Base Term Rental Escalations 2.00% Annually

ANNUALIZED OPERATING DATA

1 NOI based on August 2021 Rental Increase

ROGERS AVENUE

SITE OUTLINE

4OFFERING MEMORANDUM

S 74TH STREET

TENANT PROFILE

5OFFERING MEMORANDUM

THE STORY OF RED LOBSTER®Before there was Red Lobster, there was Bill Darden, a man pas-sionate about making delicious, high-quality seafood available and affordable to everyone, including people who lived far from the coast and regardless of race, gender, religion or economic means. What was once a single, family-owned restaurant in Lake-land, Florida, now has over 700 locations around the world.

A Lifelong CommitmentRed Lobster has been committed to seafood sustainability since we first opened our doors in 1968. As a founding mem-ber of the Global Aquaculture Alliance (GAA) in 1997, we helped establish guidelines for best practices and aquaculture certi-fications. We’re also proud to have spent decades building per-sonal relationships with suppliers who share our values.

TRACEABLE, SUSTAINABLE, RESPONSIBLE SOURCINGWild-Caught + Farm-Raised Seafood

Why Wild-Caught?Catching in the wild provides a variety of great seafood. We strive to work with fishermen who share our commit-ment to sustainability, ensuring that wild fish and shell-fish populations remain healthy and thriving.

Why Farm-Raised?Responsible farming allows us to provide high-quali-ty seafood year-round. A mindful combination of wild-caught and farm-raised seafood helps avoid depleting wild populations to keep marine ecosystems healthy.

RESPONSIBLEResponsible – we support and follow regulatory

efforts that manage fish populations and mandate our suppliers comply with all

applicable laws

TRACEABLEAll our seafood is 100% traceable to a

known and trusted source

SUSTAINABLESustainable – we only source from suppliers

who follow industry best practices

Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

TENANT PROFILE

6OFFERING MEMORANDUM

CORE VALUESRESPECT

INTEGRITYGENUINE CARING

HOSPITALITYTEAMWORKEXCELLENCE

FUN

KIM LOPDRUPChief Executive Officer

TOM GATHERSChief Operating Officer

HORACE G. DAWSON IIIEVP, General Counsel

CRAIG POMMELLSEVP, Chief Financial

Officer

NELSON GRIFFINEVP, Chief Procurementand Real Estate Officer

LEADERSHIPOVER 700 LOCATIONS

2020: The Best Employers for Diversity

2019: America’s Most Reputable Companies

2019: America’s Best Large Employers

2021 – Recognized by Newsweek – America’s Best Loyalty Programs 2021

2017 – Recognized by Nation’s Restaurant News- Ranked Top Restaurant Brand Among Ages 18-24

2016 – Recognized by Nation’s Restaurant News- Ranked Top Full-Service Restaurant for True Loyalty

Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

HISTORY OF RED LOBSTER

7OFFERING MEMORANDUM

FRESH SEAFOOD FOR EVERYONEBill Darden opens the first Red Lobster in Lakeland, Florida.

BUSINESS BOOMSRed Lobster catches the attention of General Mills. Backed by their resources, Red Lobster restaurants rapidly multiply from coast to coast.

SHRIMP BECOMES SNACK-WORTHYRed Lobster debuts Popcorn Shrimp. People go crazy for it, and rightfully so.

FOR THE SEAFOOD LOVER IN YOU®We launch our first of many iconic advertising campaigns, including Life on Land is DryTM, Go OverboardTM and Sea Food DifferentlyTM.

O CANADAWe open our first Canadian restaurant in Ontario.

LOBSTER LOVERS, REJOICEWe have our first Lobsterfest — and a Valentine’s Day tradition is born.

BEHOLD BISCUIT MANIACheesy garlic goodness comes together to create our legendary Cheddar Bay Biscuits™.

RED LOBSTER CHARTS A NEW COURSEGeneral Mills spins-off its restaurant division as Darden Restaurants, Inc.

TAKING CARE OF OUR OWNWe establish an Employee Emergency Assistance Fund, now called RL Cares, to help fellow employees facing financial hardship.

FEEDING THE HUNGRYWe start donating unused food to local food banks and homeless shelters through a program we now call RL Shares. Since its launch, we’ve donated about 20 million meals.

LOVE AT FIRST SHRIMPOur Endless ShrimpTM event launches and it’s a huge success.

BRING ON THE FRESHNESS“Today’s Fresh Fish” menu makes its debut, bringing fresh, regional seafood to Red Lobsters everywhere.

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GET FIRED UPWe bring wood-fire grills into our kitchens and train Certified Grill Masters to let the natural flavors of our seafood take center stage.

A MAINE MAKEOVEROur restaurants begin to transform inside and out to a new design and décor, inspired by the historic fishing village of Bar Harbor, Maine.

WE CELEBRATE OUR INDEPENDENCEWe begin charting a new course as an independent company.

A TASTE OF INNOVATIONAs part of our commitment to keeping our menu fresh and our guests happy, we introduce sustainable, wild-caught selections like Sockeye salmon, as well as bigger and better shrimp options.

REWARDING OUR LOYAL GUESTSThe My Red Lobster Rewards program is born, rewarding guests for doing what they already love to do – enjoy delicious seafood at Red Lobster.

PARTNERING TO SET SEAFOOD STANDARDSWe unveil our Seafood with Standards commitments and engage in part-nerships to help drive continuous improvement within our supply chain. We also become the first large casual dining restaurant company to make a commitment to eliminate plastic straws from our restaurants, promising to begin replacing plastic straws with an eco-friendly alternative straw by the end of 2020.

WORKING TO PROTECT AND PRESERVE OUR OCEANSThrough a partnership with Ocean Conservancy®, a leading ocean conser-vation nonprofit, we have focused on two programs: The Global Ghost Gear Initiative, which focuses on driving solutions to the problem of lost and abandoned fishing gear, and the Trash Free Seas Alliance®, which unites leaders to mitigate plastic waste entering the oceans.

CELEBRATING OUR EMPLOYEES AND OUR GUESTSWe are recognized on the Forbes list of America’s Best Large Employers 2021, and our My Red Lobster Rewards Program is named to Newsweek’s list of America’s Best Loyalty Programs 2021.

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Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

AERIAL

8OFFERING MEMORANDUM

ROGERS AVENUE

S 74TH STREET

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FORT SMITH, AR

9OFFERING MEMORANDUM

2ND LARGEST CITY IN ARKANSAS

Fort Smith, AR is located in Northwest Arkansas. It is one of two cities that make up the county seat of Sebastian County. It is also the principal city in the Fort Smith, AR-Oklahoma MSA, which encompasses Crawford, Franklin, Sebastian, Le Flore and Sequoyah counties.

The city is home to large manufacturing plants, several medical centers, and the University of Arkansas at

Fort Smith. Located along the Arkansas River, the area celebrates its wild west history and offers several

museums and annual festivals. The MSA population totals 283,000+ people.

DOWNTOWN FORT SMITH

2ndLargest city in Arkansas

283,000+Fort Smith MSA population

FORT SMITH, AR

10OFFERING MEMORANDUM

ECONOMYThousands of residents in Fort Smith are employed in the manufacturing, trucking, food-processing, medical and higher education sectors.

The total number of employees in the Fort Smith MSA is over 117,000 residents.

The area is an important hub for shopping and consumers and is home to ABB, as well as, Hiram Walker’s blending and bottling facility.

Mercy Fort Smith and Baptist Health are two medical centers in the area that employee over 4,700 residents.

There are also higher education opportunities in Fort Smith. Home to The University of Arkansas at Fort Smith with a total enrollment of 6,260 students in the fall of 2019. The University also employees over 1,200 people. Webster College & John Brown University have four-year programs through satellite facilities in the area as well.

EMPLOYER JOBS

O.K. Foods Inc. 3200

Mercy-Fort Smith 3100

Fort Smith Public Schools 2300

Baptist Health-Fort Smith 1700

ArcBest 1600

ABB 1600

University of Arkansas - Fort Smith

1200

EMPLOYER JOBS

City of Fort Smith 1100

Bost, Inc. 1000

Rheem Manufacturing Co. 900

188th Wing 900

Choctaw Casino & Resort Pocola

700

Skyes Enterprises 600

FORT SMITH MSA LARGEST EMPLOYERS

THE UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS - FORT SMITH

MERCY FORT SMITH117,000Total employees in

Fort Smith MSA

6,260Total enrollment at The University

of Arkansas at Fort Smith

FORT SMITH, AR

11OFFERING MEMORANDUM

AREA ATTRACTIONSThe city offers a rich heritage and diverse culture giving residents opportunities to learn the area’s history at one of the many museums and historic attractions.

Fort Smith National Historic Site is a unit of the National Park Service in downtown Fort Smith. It is located along the Arkansas River and is comprised of two military posts, federal courthouse, and two jails used during the 19th century.

In November 2020, Fort Smith announced that it had raised $1M in donations for a new US Marshals Museum. It is expected to open in 2022. The building is a unique star shaped design representing the star badge worn by US Marshals. It will feature 5 immersive galleries.

The Downtown area offers many opportunities for shopping dining, arts, nightlight and entertainment.

Central Mall is the largest shopping center in the region and is anchored by JCPenney and Dillard’s.

There are plenty of outdoor recreational opportunities (hiking and canoeing) at Fort Smith State Park, Devil’s Den State Park and at the Mulberry River.

US MARSHALS MUSEUM - RENDERING

SEBASTIAN COUNTY COURTHOUSE

CUSHMAN & WAKEFIELD/SAGE PARTNERS

WHY ARKANSAS?

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Arkansas is home to some of the biggest names in US industry, and continues to expand as these companies invest in their home state. Walmart, Tyson, and JB Hunt all call Arkansas home, and have made significant socioeconomic investments that have contributed to the state’s explosive growth. Connected by 5 major interstates, the Mississippi River, major rail systems, and the Port of Arkansas in Little Rock, the state of Arkansas is poised for future growth.

UNMATCHED ECONOMIC DIVERSITY

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#1 Corporation In US:Bentonville, Arkansas is home to Walmart, which remains the #1 corporation on the Fortune 500 list.

5 Fortune 500 Companies:In addition to Walmart, Arkansas is home to Tyson, JB Hunt, Dillards, and Murphy USA

World Class Healthcare:Little Rock is Arkansas’ healthcare hub supplying 30,000+ jobs to the economy and treating patients from throughout the state

Significant Tech Investments:Spurred by Walmart’s continued growth, NW Arkansas has turned into a viable alternative to Silicon Valley for many start ups. Additionally, Amazon has made significant investments in Little Rock over the past 3 years.

World Class Education:Fayetteville is home to the University of Arkansas with 32,000+ combined jobs and students, and Little Rock boasts 60,000 total students among its 16 colleges and universities.

WALMART2001 SE 10th St,

Bentonville, AR 72712

JB HUNT615 J.B. Hunt Corporate Drive,

Lowell, AR 72745

TYSON FOODS2200 W Don Tyson Pkwy,

Springdale, AR 72762

DILLARDS1600 Cantrell Rd,

Little Rock, AR 72201

MURPHY USA200 E. Peach Street, El Dorado, AR 71730

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12OFFERING MEMORANDUM

ARKANSAS

COMPANY OVERVIEW

A FIRM POWERED BY EXPERIENCE

Cushman & Wakefield | Sage Partners (“Sage Partners”) specializes in provid-

ing commercial real estate brokerage, management and development ser-

vices in the state of Arkansas. Sage combines the technical, market, financial,

and industry expertise of seasoned professionals to create a full-service

commercial real estate company. The Sage team has many years of in-depth

experience that provides solutions through a combination of services.

Diversified experience provides Sage Partners with a unique perspective

combining an insight of national trends with unparalleled local knowledge.

Additionally, Sage brings a unique database of brokers, clients, contacts,

bankers, and investors from vast local, regional, and national experiences.

This combination brings real solutions to clients’ needs and ensures thor-

ough market penetration in all respects.

WHY USE SAGE PARTNERS

We are proud of the success the company has had because it is based

on a very simple equation of “good people + hard work + intelligent,

long term vision equals long term success.” What impresses people is

consistent hard work, market knowledge, quality and the character of

team members.

OUR MISSION

“Our team will work with faith and integrity, utilizing our experience

and expertise to provide superior real estate services to the benefit of

our clients, families, and community.”

CORE VALUES

Practice Integrity -

We always try to do what’s right... in all settings,

no matter the cost

Clients are Supreme -

We want our clients to see that we are outstanding

with our experience, knowledge, effort and results

Be Entrepreneurial -

We are proactive and creative in solving problems

and seizing opportunities

Teamwork Wins -

We can achieve more with all of us than individually

Give Back -

We want to invest in our community with meaningful generosity

13OFFERING MEMORANDUM

CUSHMAN & WAKEFIELD | SAGE PARTNERS DISCLOSURECushman & Wakefield | Sage Partners has been engaged by the owner of the Property to market it for sale. Information concerning the Property has been obtained from sources other than Sage Partners and we make no representations or warranties, express or implied, as to the accuracy or completeness of such information. Any references to age, square footage, income, expenses and any other Property specific information are approximate. Any opinions, assumptions, estimates, or financial information contained herein are projections only and are provided for illustrative purposes and may be based on assumptions or due diligence criteria different from that used by a purchaser. Buyers should conduct their own independent investigation and inspection of the Property in evaluating a possible purchase. The information contained herein is subject to change.

Independently Owned and Operated / A Member of the Cushman & Wakefield Alliance

CONTACT INFORMATION

Cushman & Wakefield | Sage Partners - Capital Markets Division

Matt Imhoff’s contributions to Cushman & Wakefield | Sage Partners include advising and representing corporations and individuals in

commercial real estate. He is focused on investment sales of office, industrial, and retail properties and has directly transacted on more

than $300 million dollars worth of commercial real estate.

Prior to joining Cushman & Wakefield | Sage Partners, Matt was an executive in the technology industry and started, grew, and sold a

financial software company. Matt lives in Rogers, Arkansas with his wife and two young kids.

Clients Served

Private Investors

Harps Food Stores

Major Transactions

7 Office Buildings, Walton Blvd and Rainbow Curve, Bentonville AR – $28.3M – 138,000 SF

2 Medical Office Buildings, 500 S University Little Rock, AR – $34.4M - 260,000 SF

7 Office & 2 Flex Buildings, Otis Corley & J St, Bentonville AR – $25.1M – 233,000 SF

7 Tenant Office, 3350 S Pinnacle Hills Parkway, Rogers AR – $10.4M – 4 3,500 SF

Single Tenant Industrial 2710 S 48th St Springdale AR - $16.7M – 40,000 SF

Tenants from Transactions: Harps Food Stores, Brookshires, Dollar General, Dollar Tree, DaVita Dialysis, Freddy’s Custards, McAlister’s,

Taco Casa, Red Lobster, Starbucks, Walmart, Tractor Supply, Goodwill, Shell, Exxon, Coleman, Clorox, Planet Fitness, Barton’s, BNSF

Logistics, United Rentals

Matt Imhoff, CCIMAssociate

[email protected]

5100 W. JB Hunt Drive

Suite 800

Rogers, Arkansas 72758

479 845 3000

sagepartners.com

Specialties: Investment Sales Broker

Markets: Fayetteville/Springdale/Rogers, Fort Smith

Property Types: Office, Industrial, Retail, Flex, Hospitality, Health Care, Specialty, Sports & Entertainment

Education: BS in Electrical Engineering from the University of Arkansas MS in Technological Entrepreneurship from Northeastern University in Boston, MA.

Associations: CCIM - Certified Commercial Investment Member


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