A historic building - restored. A community - reimagined. A destination - built together
A historic building - restored. A community - reimagined. A destination - built together
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Central City Market lives inside one of Stevens Point's most storied buildings. Originally home to a thriving ironworks company and neighbor to the railroad that once fueled the city's growth, the Altenburg Dairy building has been a quiet witness to over a century of community life. Today, we've brought it back — beautifully restored with modern decor and amenities, while honoring the historic facade that gives this place its soul. Walking through our doors means stepping into a piece of Stevens Point history, reimagined for what comes next.
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We're a collaboration of local makers, entrepreneurs, and small business owners — brought together under one roof with a shared belief that community is built through connection. Central City Market isn't a mall or a strip of storefronts. It's a collaboration. Each vendor, maker, and creator here is a neighbor, a craftsperson, a passionate local who chose Stevens Point as the place to build something meaningful. We're proud to call the heart of this city home.
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An elevated, one-of-a-kind experience — whether you're a longtime local or visiting for the first time. Browse handcrafted goods from makers you can actually meet. Enjoy dining that goes beyond the ordinary. Take in entertainment and events that bring the community together. Central City Market is the kind of place you wander into for an hour and leave two hours later, already planning your next visit.
Please note that all floor plans and renderings are conceptual and intended for general reference only. Final space configurations, dimensions, and finishes are subject to change and may vary from what is currently depicted.
PRINCIPAL MERCHANTS C1, C2, D1, E1, + Outdoor
Principal Merchants are the anchoring businesses of Central City Market — established or emerging enterprises occupying dedicated spaces designed for longer-term commitment. These tenants play a foundational role in shaping the culture, character, and destination appeal of the market. Ideal for retailers, service providers, studios, wellness practitioners, food and beverage operators, and creative enterprises ready to plant roots in the heart of Stevens Point.
Lease Term: 3 Years Structure: Base Rent + 5% of Gross Sales + CAM
MARKET VENDORS A1–A9, B1–B3
Market Vendors are the heartbeat of Central City Market — makers, artisans, specialty food producers, and small business owners who bring energy, variety, and discovery to the market floor. All vendor stalls come furnished and are designed for businesses looking to establish a consistent, community-supported presence. Flexible lease terms make this an ideal opportunity for both emerging and established vendors.
Lease Term: 1 Year (A Stalls) · 3 Months (B Stalls) Structure: Base Rent + 5% of Gross Sales + CAM
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Rental Space Perks
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Common Area Maintenance (CAM) is a separate payment from rent and here's what it covers: all utilities, landscaping, hardscaping, cleaning, internet, and more — all managed so you never have to think about it.
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Central City Market handles the behind-the-scenes work — marketing, curated music, maintenance coordination, and the ongoing effort to make Central City Market a destination folks want to visit!
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Our anchor tenant Main Grain Bakery and a few other established businesses are already calling Central City Market home, which means customers are already coming through the door - We got you.
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This means shared customers, shared visibility, and a community that grows alongside one another. Cooperatively working together.
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Whether you're a food vendor, a service provider, or something nobody's seen before, the mix of businesses here creates a dynamic experience that keeps customers staying longer AND coming back.
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Central City Market is now considered a historical landmark, centrally located in the heart of Stevens Point. Sitting pretty in the middle of a rather large neighborhood, right down the street from Sunflower Café and don’t forget about the other historical landmark — the Locomotive No. 2713.