A freestanding retail building at the signalized corner of General Screven Way and Main Street — the primary daily artery connecting downtown to Fort Stewart's 14,000+ active-duty personnel.
104 W General Screven Way offers a highly adaptable +/- 3,000 SF freestanding retail building with +/- 1,500 SF available for immediate occupancy. Positioned at the northeast corner of General Screven Way and Main Street — a fully signalized intersection — this property commands the gateway to Historic Downtown Hinesville from the east.
General Screven Way is Hinesville's primary commercial spine, serving as the direct route from downtown to Fort Stewart's main gate approximately two miles east. The corridor carries consistent, predictable daily traffic from the region's largest employer and its surrounding residential community. In a market where freestanding retail with dedicated parking at a signalized corner is exceptionally scarce, this property represents a rare and time-sensitive opportunity.
The property is zoned C-2 (General Commercial) by the City of Hinesville, permitting the full spectrum of high-value commercial uses by right — from full-service restaurants and medical offices to specialty retail, personal services, and financial institutions. The building's 1978 construction provides a proven, durable shell ready for tenant improvement to suit.
| Address | 104 W General Screven Way Hinesville, GA 31313 |
| Building SF | +/- 3,000 SF |
| Available SF | +/- 1,500 SF |
| Lot Size | +/- 0.32 Acres |
| Year Built | 1978 |
| Property Type | Freestanding Retail / Street Retail |
| Zoning | C-2 — General Commercial |
| Parking | Dedicated Surface 2.67 Spaces / 1,000 SF |
| Lease Type | NNN |
| Base Rent | Negotiable |
| Divisible | Yes |
| Availability | Immediate |
| Parcel ID | 056C 132 (Liberty County) |
| County | Liberty County, Georgia |
In a market defined by low vacancy and rising rents, the combination of location, traffic, and zoning flexibility at this property is difficult to replicate anywhere in the Hinesville submarket.
Hinesville's retail market is tight. Understanding the competitive landscape reveals why this property's negotiable rate at a signalized corner represents an exceptional leasing opportunity.
| Metric | This Property | Hinesville Market Average | New Construction (Hinesville) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Asking Rent | Negotiable | $14.00 – $19.00/SF/Yr NNN | $35.00 – $46.00/SF/Yr NNN |
| Lease Type | NNN | NNN | NNN |
| Building Type | Freestanding | Inline / Strip Center | Inline / Strip Center |
| Parking | Dedicated Surface (2.67/1,000 SF) | Shared / Strip Center | Shared / Strip Center |
| Visibility | Signalized Corner | Mid-Block / Inline | Mid-Block / Inline |
| Availability | Immediate | Very Low (Tight Market) | Limited |
| Market Trend | Rising Demand | Rising Rents / Low Vacancy | Rising Rents / Low Vacancy |
Sources: LoopNet Hinesville retail search (July 2026) — average asking rate ~$19/SF/Yr; CityFeet Hinesville listings (July 2026) — new construction rates $35–$46/SF/Yr at 1146 Elma G Miles Pkwy; National retail vacancy ~4.3% (CoStar/PNC, 2025). Securing a freestanding, signalized corner building at a negotiable rate provides significant annual savings compared to the $35+ per square foot rates commanded by newer construction in the same submarket, allowing tenants to invest capital into operations rather than rent.
General Screven Way is the commercial spine of Hinesville, serving as the critical link between the historic downtown district and Fort Stewart — one of the largest Army installations in the United States. This corridor is characterized by a dense concentration of national quick-service restaurants, automotive services, and daily-needs retail, all positioned to capture the steady flow of military and civilian commuters.
The immediate area is experiencing renewed momentum, highlighted by the City of Hinesville's $2.45 million South Main Street Streetscape project, which is enhancing pedestrian connectivity and aesthetic appeal along the exact corridor connecting this property to civic anchors. The 156-acre Bryant Commons, featuring an amphitheater and walking trails, draws consistent weekend and evening traffic to the downtown area. The weekly Hinesville Farmers & Makers Market at Bradwell Park brings additional community focus and foot traffic to the vicinity.
The subject property is positioned at the intersection where downtown's civic energy meets the Fort Stewart commuter corridor — a position that no other available retail space in Hinesville can claim.
Liberty County's population grew 7.7% from 2020 to 2025, driven by continued military household formation and regional residential development. The trade area's young median age of approximately 29 years reflects a high-spending demographic with consistent demand for food, services, and retail.
1-Mile and 3-Mile data: ListingStream demographics. City/County data: U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts, 2020–2024 ACS 5-Year Estimates (V2025). Population growth: Census Bureau population estimates, July 2025.
The Hinesville retail market is exceptionally tight, with national retail vacancy rates near historic lows and local demand driven by the stable economic engine of Fort Stewart. As the City of Hinesville continues to invest millions into downtown revitalization, properties at signalized intersections like General Screven Way and Main Street are becoming increasingly scarce.
This is a rare opportunity to secure a freestanding building with dedicated parking on the city's most important commercial corridor. Whether you are a restaurant operator, medical provider, service business, or specialty retailer, this location delivers the visibility, traffic, and flexibility to build a thriving business.