Marcus and Millichap is pleased to present the opportunity to acquire the property located at 266 Eastgate Drive in Danville, Illinois, leased to AutoZone and Mervis Industries. The subject property consists of approximately 85,534 square feet of warehouse space and is situated on 10.39 acres of land. Anchored as an AutoZone returns facility since 1998, the property benefits from over 26 years of previous occupancy. In January of 2025, AutoZone agreed to an early five-year extension further showing their long-term commitment to the location. Priced below replacement cost, this asset benefits from favorable market conditions, including a low vacancy rate of 5.0 percent and a steady annual rent increase of 1.8 percent, as reported by CoStar. It is located just north of Exit 220 on I-74, approximately 80 miles west of Indianapolis, which offers a convenient location with easy access to major transportation routes. The subject property is located within the Danville market that sits northwest of Indianapolis, Indiana. Danville is a small market containing 7.8 million square feet of industrial space. Industrial demand bounced back after contracting in 2023 with over 363,000 square feet of positive net absorption through mid-December in 2024. Vacancy rates declined significantly on the year, falling by 460 basis points to 4.9 percent as no new industrial properties were delivered. Despite the drop in vacancies, annual rent growth decelerated by 440 basis points to 1.8 percent. With nothing under construction in Danville, vacancies and rents will be impacted by demand for the foreseeable future (CoStar). The Indianapolis metropolitan area, known for the iconic Indianapolis 500, is a dynamic socio-economic hub in central Indiana. Comprising 11 counties, including Marion, Hamilton, and Johnson, it features a diverse economy with significant growth in technology and health sciences. The region’s population exceeds 2.2 million, with Indianapolis itself housing over 860,000 residents. The cost of living is notably lower than the national average, attracting businesses and families alike. Major employers include Eli Lilly and Co. and Roche Diagnostics, underpinning the area’s status as a key health sciences center. Despite a slightly lower homeownership rate of 60%, the metro is projected to add over 88,000 residents by 2028, driving housing demand and economic expansion.