Marcus & Millichap is pleased to present the opportunity to acquire a vacant, free-standing retail building located at 1106 Conrad Hilton Blvd in Cisco, Texas (the “Property”). Formerly occupied by Family Dollar, the Property is being offered significantly below replacement cost, creating an excellent opportunity for owner-users or investors to secure a highly visible retail asset with direct highway frontage at a compelling basis. FIRST BID MEETS RESERVE! Constructed in 2013, the Property consists of a ±6,624-SF single-story building on a ±0.686-acre parcel (±29,904 SF) with a concrete surface parking lot offering 26 spaces. Constructed to modern design standards, the building features an open retail floor plan and a flexible footprint suitable for a wide range of commercial uses. The site is strategically positioned along Conrad Hilton Blvd which sees approximately ±6,396 vehicles per day (VPD), ensuring visibility and accessibility. Zoned C-1, Commercial District, the Property can accommodate a wide variety of retail, service, and community-oriented uses, further enhancing its flexibility and long-term investment appeal. Cisco is a city in Eastland County situated along the I-20 corridor between Abilene and Dallas-Fort Worth, providing regional highway access that supports logistics, service, and commuter travel. Its economy is anchored by agriculture, energy-related services, and transportation support businesses, while local manufacturing and small-business retail help anchor everyday demand. Cisco presents value-add opportunities for developers, particularly in service-oriented retail, automotive, hospitality, and small industrial/flex uses near I-20 frontage. The presence of Cisco College and proximity to regional employers in Abilene and Eastland County contribute to stable population support for commercial activity. The 5-mile trade area is also experiencing notable population growth, with increases of approximately 13.95% growth from 2020-2024 with 6.32% growth expected to continue through 2029, further strengthening long-term demand fundamentals. The 10-mile trade area has approximately ±10,016 residents with an average household income (AHHI) above $75,000, underpinned by the county’s role in energy-related services and retail trade. Cisco offers flexible zoning, proximity to regional roadways, and access to a stable workforce, making it well-positioned for retail outparcels, convenience centers, or service-based commercial redevelopment.