Positioned as a Walmart and Lowe’s outparcel on E Race Ave, the site captures 28,000 daily vehicles in Searcy’s retail hub. Adjacent retailers like Harp’s Food Stores and Tractor Supply Co. drive consistent consumer traffic. Its central location ensures long-term value stability for investors. Chick-fil-A is responsible for all property expenses, including taxes, insurance, and maintenance of roof and structure. The 15year lease with four 5-year options offers up to 35 years of income security. Chick-fil-A attracts 33.9% of adults within 5 miles (7,648 visitors in 6 months), reflecting strong local patronage. Proximity to retail anchors enhances visibility and accessibility. Searcy’s limited QSR options amplify Chick-fil-A’s market dominance. Renovated in 2024, the restaurant features Chick-fil-A’s latest prototype with dual drive-thru lanes for efficiency. The 1.18-acre parcel supports ample parking and smooth traffic flow. Recent upgrades minimize near-term capital costs for investors. The 5-mile radius population of 28,718 is projected to remain steady through 2029, with a median household income of $50,915 rising to $55,481. The area’s family-oriented demographic, with 2.4 average household size, aligns with Chick-fil-A’s core customer base. Searcy’s economic stability supports sustained dining demand. Near I-57 (28,000 AADT) and E Race Ave, the site offers multiple access points. Located 1 mile from Harding University, with 4,600+ students, it ensures year-round traffic. Proximity to White County Medical Center, with 200 beds and approximately 600 employees, further boosts customer flow.