A property that earns today and offers room to grow tomorrow.
In a strategic location in downtown Tibás, around the corner from Kentucky Fried Chicken, this corner commercial property brings together three things an investor looks for in a real estate asset: current rental income, diversified revenue, and appreciation potential.
With five independent retail units, all with direct street frontage, the property currently generates approximately ¢900,000 per month in rental income, equivalent to ¢10,800,000 per year, providing cash flow from day one.
The property also offers the possibility of direct owner financing, under terms of 30% down payment, 7.5% interest, and a term of up to 20 years, subject to the corresponding conditions and formalization.
A corner that works in the business's favor
The property sits on a corner with double frontage on public streets, giving it visibility from two roads and stronger commercial exposure than a conventional property.
It is located in downtown Tibás, surrounded by businesses and services of every kind, meters from the Tibás church and 400 meters from the Ricardo Saprissa Stadium, within an established commercial environment with a strong presence of businesses, services, public transportation, and both vehicle and pedestrian traffic.
Its position along the Tibás–San José corridor also provides a direct connection to major routes and areas of commercial activity.
An asset with income today and potential tomorrow
In addition to its five currently income-generating commercial spaces, the property includes an attic of almost 100 m², representing an additional element within the asset and an opportunity for a new owner to evaluate how to make use of it.
This is not just about buying a commercial property.
It is about acquiring an asset that already generates income, located in an established commercial area, with five independent rental income streams, direct financing available, and additional elements that can help increase its value and return.
For an investor looking to combine current cash flow with growth potential, this corner deserves a closer look.