Pharmacy Space for Lease in the Tri-Cities, WA
Compare pharmacy space options across Kennewick, Richland, Pasco, and West Richland. Market-wide rates range from $20–43/SF/yr. 2,643 compatible commercial parcels across 16 submarkets.
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Kennewick
- Rates
- $32–43/SF/yr
- Parcels
- 1,558
- Top Area
- South Kennewick / Canyon Lakes
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Pasco
- Rates
- $32–43/SF/yr
- Parcels
- 10
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- Road 68
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Richland
- Rates
- $20–27/SF/yr
- Parcels
- 974
- Top Area
- Horn Rapids
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West Richland
- Rates
- $22–29/SF/yr
- Parcels
- 101
- Top Area
- Van Giesen Street
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Top Areas for Pharmacy Space in the Tri-Cities
For most pharmacies, the best location offers patient convenience, ADA compliance, adequate parking, and a professional medical setting. Plumbing and buildout feasibility can limit which suites work.
Horn Rapids
Richland
Horn Rapids ranks #1 for pharmacies because it combines patient parking and medical-ready buildout.
Van Giesen Street
West Richland
Van Giesen Street ranks #1 for pharmacies because it combines patient parking and medical-suitable spaces.
South Kennewick / Canyon Lakes
Kennewick
South Kennewick / Canyon Lakes ranks #1 for pharmacies because it combines patient parking and cost-efficient occupancy.
Queensgate
Richland
Queensgate ranks #2 for pharmacies because it combines patient accessibility and medical-ready buildout.
Clearwater Ave
Kennewick
Clearwater Ave ranks #2 for pharmacies because it combines medical-suitable spaces and cost-efficient occupancy.
What You Need for Pharmacy Space
Most pharmacies need space that meets ADA requirements, has adequate plumbing for treatment rooms, provides patient privacy, and offers convenient parking.
Cost & Lease Structure for Pharmacy Space
Medical lease costs in the Tri-Cities reflect the specialized buildout required. Second-generation medical space commands a premium but saves significantly on tenant improvement costs.
Market-Wide Rate Range
$20–43/SF/yr
Rates vary by city, submarket, and property condition.
Lease type you will likely see
Medical office leases are typically full service or modified gross, often with above-standard TI allowances to cover treatment room buildout.
What pushes cost up
Purpose-built medical suites, medical office buildings, plumbing-intensive buildout, and locations near hospitals or medical campuses.
What keeps cost down
Second-generation medical space where treatment rooms, plumbing, and ADA features are already in place.
What to compare before you choose
Factor in buildout cost. A second-gen medical suite at $24/SF may be cheaper over five years than a standard office at $18/SF that needs $80K in medical buildout.
How Leasing Works in the Tri-Cities
If this is your first commercial lease, this is the sequence most pharmacies follow in the Tri-Cities.
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1
Define treatment scope and space needs
Clarify treatment room count, equipment requirements, patient flow, and accessibility needs.
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2
Review matching spaces
We prioritize second-generation medical suites and buildings with medical-grade infrastructure.
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3
Tour with compliance in mind
Assess ADA access, plumbing, sound insulation, waiting area capacity, and patient parking.
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4
Make an offer
Submit an LOI that addresses TI allowance for medical buildout, plumbing modifications, and early access for permitting.
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5
Buildout and licensing
Medical buildout, state licensing, equipment installation, and insurance credentialing often overlap.
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Final inspections and opening
Health department, fire inspection, ADA verification, and insurance network confirmation before accepting patients.
FAQ: Pharmacy Space in the Tri-Cities
How much space does a pharmacy need in the Tri-Cities?
Most pharmacies need 1,500–4,000 SF. Solo practitioners can work in the low end; multi-provider practices with lab, imaging, or procedure rooms need the high end.
What special buildout does medical space require?
Additional plumbing ($10,000–30,000), adequate electrical for medical equipment, soundproofing between rooms ($2,000–5,000 per room), ADA-compliant access throughout, and specialized HVAC in some cases.
Which parts of the Tri-Cities are the best starting points for a pharmacy?
the primary commercial area and nearby commercial areas are usually the best options, with other commercial areas worth considering for practices that need newer space or easier parking.
Should I lease second-generation medical space?
Usually yes. A space previously used for medical or dental practice can save $30,000–80,000 in buildout costs. Plumbing, electrical, and exam room layouts are already in place.
What about ADA compliance?
All medical spaces must be fully ADA-compliant: accessible entrance, 5 ft wide hallways, 60-inch turning radius in treatment rooms, and ADA restrooms. Second-generation medical space is typically already compliant.
How long does it take to open a pharmacy in the Tri-Cities?
In second-generation medical space with minimal work, 4–8 weeks. A full conversion from standard office space typically takes 3–6 months depending on plumbing, electrical, and permitting.
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