580 Salina St Syracuse, NY 13202
This exceptional office opportunity presents 7,200 square feet of immediately available space within a 9,800-square-foot mixed-use building at 580 S. Salina St., Syracuse, NY 13202. The property is ideally situated in Syracuse's Central Business District (MX-5 zoning), offering unparalleled convenience and accessibility. The space is divisible into minimum units of 3,600 square feet, perfect for a variety of businesses seeking flexible layouts. Located across from the Centro Transit Hub, this location ensures easy commutes for employees and clients. Furthermore, the property benefits from its proximity to Onondaga County's first regional STEAM school (opening 2025), and just one block south of the vibrant Salt City Market, providing a dynamic and thriving environment. This is a rare chance to secure high-quality office space in a rapidly developing area of downtown Syracuse. The building offers multiple tenancies, providing a diverse and collaborative atmosphere. The address is 580 S. Salina St., at the cross streets of Adams St. This presents a unique opportunity for businesses seeking a prominent location with excellent visibility and access to amenities. The available space is ready for immediate occupancy.
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V.C. Associates Construction Company General Contractor
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McMahon Kublick PC Law Firm
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Graham Newton & Mc Mahon Inc Insurance Agency
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Holloway Tax & Accounting Services Accounting Firm Tax Preparation
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First New York LLC Financial Advisor
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