Sunday, May 17, 2020

Add 2 more locations: Office and retail space for sale or lease along University Avenue between Allen Boulevard and Park Street in Middleton WI


6603 University Avenue
Offices located here:  Zingg Design1848 Construction, and Schwarz Insurance.

6637 University Avenue

After 'an amazing 7 years,' Chocolaterian closes for good.  (Wisconsin State Journal, 8/6/2019)
Leanne Cordisco, the majority owner of the business, said she couldn't survive after a flood and then a fire at the Atwood location, and a flood at the Middleton shop. 
"A fire and two floods. It's just cash flow -- just couldn't overcome it," she said.


Original 4/13/2019 post starts here.

6230 University Avenue.  
Last occupied, six years ago, by Mi Cocina, this building started out as a hamburger joint in the 1960s.
Photos by Retiring Guy

6225 University Avenue
Rambling, 2-story, 1960s-era building with a number of health-related tenants.

6300 University Avenue
Former location of Associated Bank

6333 University Avenue
Mid Town Square shopping center 

Suites 113 and 114 are available

6401 University Avenue
Former Chicken Run (opened December 2017, closed November 2018) and former Crandall's Carryout and Catering

6415 University Avenue
Built on the site of the iconic Rusty's Bar, Sonic got off to a blistering starts, with Middleton police having to direct traffic on University Avenue as well as a few side states.  It quickly became a place that most people avoided.

6519 University Avenue
This Jiffy Lube location is in its second year of being "closed for remodel".

6602 University Avenue
Office building contains 6 to 8 suites.  When my wife and I first moved to Middleton, my ophthalmologist worked out of one.  Despite the business names on the signs, the building seems to be deserted, as there are rarely any cars parked here.

6615 University Avenue
Say goodbye to Papa John's.  (I say good riddance.)


6771 University Avenue
On the Avenue is a late 1980s/early 1990s redevelopment project that replaced a series of single-occupancy, rundown buildings, including one that, from its architectural design, looked to be one of Middleton's first convenience stores (sans gas pumps).

3 of the 14 spaces are available for lease.  100% occupancy has never been a thing here.




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