Lexington Oaks Commons Development - Wesley Chapel, FL
At Imprimis Advisors our teams work hand in hand with the principals of our development partners, staff, government agencies, lenders, and other stake holders to identify critical issues and develop strategies and action plans to maximize results.
Lexington Oaks Commons Development -
Imprimis used planning, zoning, and land use entitlements to increase residual value 30% on partially entitled, un-zoned, and unimproved mixed-use plan.
Imprimis also applied its marketing tools to create ads, presentations, brochures, prospect mailings, website and website content, and broker collaboration publications.
Imprimis Marketing places its clients on a strict results diet that follows a dynamic and results-oriented formula to;
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Create an irresistible offer
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Provide a reason to respond right now
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Track responses, measure results and account for results
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Follow up on leads, progress, and closings
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Provide a strong benefit story to the buyer
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Never make the excuse of 'Brand Building" for underwhelming performance
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2017
2025
Lexington Oaks Commons Before and After Aerial Photos taken in 2017 (photos on left) and 2025 (photos on right)
Distances Miles
I-75 0.5
The Grove (750 ksf) 1.0
Publix 1.5
Tampa Premium Outlets (441 ksf) 3.0
Shoppes at Wiregrass Ranch (850 ks) 3.5
Pasco County Sports Plex 5.2
Downtown Tampa 20.0
Tampa International Airport 25.0
LOCATION
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Just 18 miles northeast of Tampa on the I-75 corridor, Wesley Chapel is in the path of growth
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An attractive suburban community with numerous amenities yet retaining its wildlife and open space
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High visibility to users due to growth and promotion of surrounding projects
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Located in a development corridor home to The Grove retail center with national companies including Ross, Dick's Sporting Goods, TJ Maxx, Wal-Mart, Publix and more
DEVELOPMENT
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Located adjacent to upscale residential neighborhoods and Lexington Oaks golf course
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Master Plan enables the development of any combination of residential, retail or office
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Signalized access intersections provide ease of traffic movement
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Located in a rapidly growing market area with high visibility and attractive area services
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Adjoins a deed restricted community with over 1,500 homes
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2,300 feet of frontage on Wesley Chapel Boulevard
"Wesley Chapel is known as one of the fastest-growing areas in Tampa Bay."
“It’s one of the more interesting communities we have in the county,” said David Engel, Planning and Economic Development Director for Pasco County.
“There has been so much growth,” said Hope Kennedy, president and CEO of the North Tampa Bay Chamber of Commerce.
Excerpted from the Morning Headlines, June 14, 2024
