After 18 years in business, restaurant owner Rebecca Jao has closed her popular SakeBomber Sushi & Grill and is looking forward to the building’s future – offering the landmark property for sale to a new business wanting to create its own legacy.
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Located at 1705 E. Broadway Rd., on the southwest corner of Broadway Road and McClintock Drive, the building sits within one of Tempe’s most active neighborhoods.
“Listing our building for sale is bittersweet but also exciting, knowing that a new buyer can build on the emotional connection and trust that the community already has for this corner,” said Jao. “Our nearly two decades of success demonstrate he strength of this location, boosted by neighborhood goodwill and very high traffic counts. It is a rare chance to step directly into a proven location that continues to evolve.”
The 4,976-square-foot former SakeBomber building sits on an almost one-acre lot with approximately 50 parking spaces. Listed for $2.3 million, it includes all furniture, fixtures and equipment.
The property’s submarket has experienced significant transformation over the years, including expansive residential growth, new retail and dining concepts, and a customer base fueled by nearby Arizona State University. Neighbors include a CVS, the iconic Ted’s Hot Dogs, Dunkin’ Donuts, Pizza Hut, Dogtopia and a mix of other popular restaurants and services.
Jared Cauffield and Jason Fessinger of Western Retail Advisors are the building’s exclusive listing team.
“This site’s longevity proves its market appeal,” said Cauffield. “Whether a full-service restaurant or innovative fast-casual brand, businesses that thrive on high visibility and diverse demographics are well-positioned to make their mark here, at an address that already holds an important place in the community.”
More information is available here or by contacting Cauffield at 602.595.3254 or jcauffield@w-retail.com.
