Unlock immense potential at Parkway Villa Center, a charming strip center with 9 tenants, lined with palm trees in Escondido, California. Comprising over 15,300 square feet across two retail buildings, this center is home to a mostly locally owned, diverse tenant mix that brings frequent traffic. Parkway Villa Center houses many brick-and-mortar tenants, including Wingstop, Ding Tea Escondido, La Michoacana, Lee Nails, Valley Physical Therapy, Fiesta Mexicana Bakery, and Nuestro Secreto. Shoppers and employees have ample parking in the front and rear of the center for ultimate convenience for all-day errands. This offering features a retail center with Amazon-resistant tenants, providing stability and long-term income potential. This inviting center is in the center of it all just one block away from Valley Plaza, Vineyard Square Shopping Center, and Escondido Village. With a collection of well-known retailers like The Home Depot and Walmart Supercenter and grocery stores like Albertsons, consumers flock to this area daily. Parkway Villa Center is close to the 78 Freeway and Interstate 15 for those traveling to and from nearby residential communities, wineries and breweries, and Downtown San Diego. The area boasts excellent demographics, with over 183,421 residents living within a 5-mile radius and earning an average household income of over $102,000. These residents accounted for an impressive consumer spending of over $2.1 billion. Situated within the greater San Diego market, Parkway Villa Center leverages the economic strength, consumer demand, and growth opportunities of this thriving metropolitan area. San Diego’s economy is supported by three different sectors: innovation, military, and tourism. San Diego has over 140,000 active duty and civilian military employees. More than 80 research institutes, from Scripps Research Institute to Salk Institute for Biological Studies, are located in San Diego. This cluster of research in the Golden Triangle has created one of the strongest life science cores in the United States. The tourism industry had an economic impact of roughly $22 billion for the 2024 fiscal year.