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A Perris building occupied by Altura Credit Union and a Little Caesar’s drive-thru have been sold for $4 million.
The seller was a private investment group in Orange County, and the buyer was a family in Riverside County, according to a statement released by Hanley Investment Group Real Estate Advisors in Corona Del Mar.
Both parties wished to remain anonymous, Hanley Investment represented the seller in the negotiations, and Rosenthal & Excell Commercial Real Estate in Hemet represented the buyer.
Built last year, the 5,303-square-foot two-tenant building sits on one acre at 2570 N. Perris Blvd, in a shopping center anchored by a Cardenas Market.
Fitness 19, WSS, and Harbor Freight Tools were all located there recently in a building formally occupied by Walmart. Other tenants include Dollar Tree, Wells Fargo, Taco Bell, KFC, Domino’s, and T-Mobile.
The shopping center is near Interstate 215 between the Nuevo Road and Ramona Expressway on/off-ramps.
