Commercial Retail for Lease Highly visible retail center at Route 2 and Sockanosset. Ideal location for stores, restaurants, services

Chapel View, Cranston

Chapel View Boulevard

Cranston, RI 02920

Strategically located between I-95 and I-295 with statewide access. High visibility ideal for retail, dining, and lifestyle tenants
Ranks in the top 10% of Rhode Island shopping centers for foot traffic, generating 3.8 million annual visits and visit volumes 341% above the state median.
Adjacent to Dean Estates and Garden City neighborhoods, and within 10 miles of East Greenwich — Rhode Island’s most affluent residential areas with strong household purchasing power.
Anchored in Rhode Island’s premier shopping and dining corridor with immediate proximity to Warwick Mall, Midland Commons, and shares two traffic light entrances with Garden City Center
Strong co-tenancy and foot traffic from established national and regional brands
Businesses
0
Employees
0
Estimated Population
0
Estimated Avg. HH Income
$ 0
LAT/LON GLA

41.757950/-71.461037

 
Parking Spaces Parking Ratio
1,157  
Traffic Count Cars/Day
New London Ave (RT 5) 59,000
Route 7 40,000
Sockanosset Cross Road 26,00
RT I-295 62,000
RT I-95 151,000
Radius Estimated
Population 2025
Estimated
Avg. HH Income 2025
1-Mile 12,224 $118,182
3-Mile 87,835 $115,681
5-Mile 276,478 $105,418
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4 AVAILABLE SPACES

Chapel View’s unique, historically-significant architecture and “Live-Work-Play” environment has been creating a buzz in the marketplace, being featured in The New York Times, The Providence Journal, and Rhode Island Monthly’s Home & Design Magazine.

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Contact Information

Peter Flynn

Joe Pierik

Foot Traffic

Visits YoY: +5.7%
Visits Yo2Y: +5%
Visits Yo3Y: +8.4%

92.69% of visits are from visitors who visited at least two times

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