A local Korean-style fried chicken restaurant that started in a food court will open in a freestanding location this fall.
Oh My Chicken has signed a lease for 1,672 square feet at 2745 N. Campbell Ave., on the southwest corner of Campbell and Glenn Road.
Oh My Chicken serves Korean style fried chicken, corn dogs and rice bowls. This will be the restaurant’s second location.
Pictured are sweet chili chicken tenders from Oh My Chicken at Park Place Mall.
Its first location is in the Park Place mall food court and the new spot is expected to open in November.
Craig Finfrock, of Commercial Retail Advisors, represented the landlord, Zeta Partnership, and the tenant.
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Larsen Baker, through its affiliate Commerce Center Developers LLC, and Volk Co., through its affiliate Commerce People LLC, bought the 135,760-square-foot industrial/flex building on 15 acres at 2700 and 2800 E. Commerce Center Place for $9.2 million. Intuit will continue to occupy 70,000 square feet, and 65,000 square feet is available for lease, which can be split into smaller spaces.
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Balanced Aesthetics Tucson LLC., leased 2,324 square feet of office space at 1790 E. River Road from WCCP Copper Point LLC, SOD Investments II LLC, and PVP Cambric LLC. Hank Amos, of Tucson Realty & Trust Co., represented the tenant and Philip Skillings, of NAI Horizon, represented the landlord.
