1711-1717 14Th St San Leandro, CA 94577
This exceptional investment opportunity presents a multi-tenant retail property located at 1711-1717 E 14th Street in San Leandro, California. The property consists of two buildings totaling 4,268 square feet situated on a 0.25-acre lot. Built in 1955, this single-story structure boasts four currently leased units, generating stable income, and one vacant unit ready for immediate lease-up. The asking price is $2,000,000, representing a compelling 5.97% capitalization rate. Each unit offers convenient front and rear entrances, enhancing accessibility and functionality for tenants and customers. The property benefits from an enviable location in the thriving E. 14th Street area of San Leandro, providing easy access to major transportation arteries. Commuters will appreciate its proximity to Highways 580 and 880, as well as the San Leandro Davis Street BART station, ensuring convenient access for employees and customers alike. This property is an ideal addition to any investor's portfolio seeking strong cash flow and appreciation potential in a desirable location. The current tenant mix provides a solid foundation for future growth and income generation. The vacant unit presents an opportunity to increase revenue further by securing a new tenant. This is a rare chance to acquire a well-positioned, income-producing retail property in a dynamic market. The property's size, location, and current occupancy make it an attractive investment opportunity.
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