75 Thompson St New York, NY 10012
This exceptional six-story mixed-use building, known as The Beatriz, presents a unique investment opportunity in the heart of SoHo, Manhattan. Located at 75 Thompson Street, between Spring and Broome Streets, this boutique property boasts 13,416 square feet and comprises 22 units. The building features condo-quality finishes throughout, ensuring high-quality rental income. The current occupancy includes a renowned retail tenant on the ground floor, providing a stable and reliable income stream. There are no immediate capital expenditure requirements, making this a turnkey investment. The building's prime location offers unparalleled convenience, with easy access to public transportation via the C and E subway lines at Spring Street Station, and the 1 and A lines at Canal Street Station. The building's strong tenant base and desirable location in one of Manhattan's most sought-after neighborhoods make this a truly exceptional investment opportunity. The asking price for this remarkable property is $20,500,000. 76% of the units are currently free-market rentals. This is a rare chance to acquire a luxury rental property with significant upside potential in a highly desirable and stable market. The building's location on a tree-lined street adds to its charm and appeal.
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