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Home » Latest News » Former Shelby’s Floral location at Edison and Clearwater sells for $1.45M

Former Shelby’s Floral location at Edison and Clearwater sells for $1.45M

A building on the corner of Clearwater.

ORP Holdings LLC has bought the property at 5211 Clearwater Ave. for $1.45 million, according to NAI Tri-Cities. The 4,400-square-foot building, which has large windows overlooking the intersection of Clearwater Avenue and Edison Street, is one of three buildings in Marineland Plaza, the originally ocean-themed shopping center developed by Warren Luke in the late 1980s.

Photo by Ty Beaver
May 5, 2025
TCAJOB Staff

A storefront that formerly housed a flower shop on the corner of one of the Tri-Cities’ busiest intersections has a new owner. 

ORP Holdings LLC has bought the property at 5211 Clearwater Ave. for $1.45 million, according to NAI Tri-Cities. The commercial real estate brokerage represented the property’s seller, Vancouver-based Inland Ocean LLC. 

Details on what the new owner plans for the space were not immediately available. 

The 4,400-square-foot building, which has large windows overlooking the intersection of Clearwater Avenue and Edison Street, is one of three buildings in Marineland Plaza, the originally ocean-themed shopping center developed by Warren Luke in the late 1980s. 

Inland Ocean bought the shopping center in 2020 for $7 million.  

The recently-sold building was the home of Shelby’s Floral for 23 years. The florist moved to a newly built home further west on Clearwater in 2024 after its owners were not given an extension on their lease. 

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