CELINA, Texas — Gomez Group of Cushman & Wakefield announces the closing of Torchy’s Tacos & Mo’ Bettahs Shops A at The Village at Ownsby Farms in Celina, Texas, for approximately $7.37 million. The transaction represents a retail investment sale involving a multi-tenant property in one of North Texas’s growing commercial corridors.

Located at 3505 S. Preston Road, Celina, Texas 75009, the property is part of The Village at Ownsby Farms, a retail development serving the expanding Celina and surrounding North Texas communities. The asset was reported closed at $7,373,440, with a capitalization rate of 6.25%, according to Gomez Group’s published property information.

Multi-Tenant Retail Investment in a Growing Texas Market

The property comprises approximately 10,611 square feet on a 1.74-acre site. Built in 2025, the retail center features three tenant spaces and was reported as fully occupied, with all tenants operating under triple net (NNN) leases at the time of marketing. These lease structures can provide investors with greater clarity regarding certain operating expenses, subject to the specific terms of each lease.

The center’s tenant mix includes Torchy’s Tacos and Mo’ Bettahs, two restaurant concepts that contribute to the property’s food-service offering. Its location along South Preston Road places it within an established and developing retail corridor serving nearby residential communities, shoppers, and daily commuters.

The property is also positioned within The Village at Ownsby Farms, a larger retail destination featuring a mix of national retailers, restaurants, and service-oriented businesses. Nearby commercial development and residential growth contribute to the area’s long-term retail investment appeal.

Continued Investor Interest in Net Lease Real Estate

Net lease properties remain an important consideration for commercial real estate investors seeking income-oriented assets with defined lease arrangements. Factors such as tenant creditworthiness, lease duration, contractual rent increases, renewal options, property condition, and location all play a role in evaluating an investment’s potential.

Multi-tenant retail properties offer a different risk profile from single-tenant assets. While multiple tenants can diversify rental income across several businesses, investors must also consider lease rollover schedules, tenant retention, vacancies, and ongoing property management requirements.

The Torchy’s Tacos and Mo’ Bettahs Shops A transaction illustrates continued activity in the retail investment sector, particularly for newly constructed properties in growing suburban markets. As investors evaluate opportunities across the country, well-located retail centers with established occupancy and defined lease structures remain relevant to a range of commercial real estate investment strategies.

Gomez Group’s Commercial Real Estate Expertise

Gomez Group of Cushman & Wakefield specializes in the disposition of net lease properties and shopping centers nationwide. The team combines investment sales experience, market analysis, targeted property marketing, and an established investor network to support commercial real estate transactions across multiple markets.

With experience spanning single-tenant net lease investments, multi-tenant retail centers, and investment sales, Gomez Group works with property owners and investors to navigate the commercial real estate marketplace and evaluate opportunities aligned with their objectives.

For more information about Gomez Group’s services and commercial real estate investment opportunities, visit https://gomezgroup.com/.

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