5200 Durand Avenue (Racine, Wisconsin)

5200 Durand Avenue was a restaurant building on the northwest corner of Durand Avenue and Roosevelt Avenue in Racine, Wisconsin, on an outparcel of the Regency Mall development next to Target T-152. The building was constructed for Chi-Chi's #459, which opened to the public on October 22, 1984. The restaurant closed on September 19, 2004 after Chi-Chi's became bankrupt and was bought by Outback Steakhouse.

The building was demolished in 2008, and the location has been vacant land since then. The site has seen temporary uses, such as a Halloween Express store set up in an inflatable tent in the restaurant's former parking lot in October 2014.

Adams Outdoor Advertising applied for a permit to construct a billboard on the site in August 2013, which was denied without a public hearing. Adams sued the city for allegedly violating its ordinances on hearings, and although the suit was dismissed, the company was granted a public hearing, where the permit was once again denied in September 2014. City Plan Commission members expressed concerns that allowing a billboard at the mall would set a bad precedent that would allow more billboards to proliferate in the area. The city ultimately agreed in May 2015 to allow Adams to construct the new billboard, on the condition that it remove three of its existing 44 billboards in Racine.

The property was one of the few Regency Mall outparcels that was included in CBL & Associates's initial sale of the mall to Hull Property Group in December 2016.