Property summary
This exceptional investment opportunity presents a 2,100 square foot multifamily property located at 503 Avenue U in Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, 11223. Built in 1930 and zoned R6A,C1-4, this property offers significant potential for redevelopment or repositioning. Currently configured as a commercial space, with the first floor utilized as a store and the second floor as an office, the building presents a unique chance to capitalize on the vibrant Brooklyn market. The asking price is $2,500,000. While the number of units is currently listed as zero, the zoning and existing structure suggest potential for conversion or expansion. The property's location in a dynamic Brooklyn neighborhood provides excellent access to transportation, amenities, and a strong tenant pool. This is an ideal acquisition for investors seeking a value-add opportunity in a high-demand area. Further due diligence is recommended to fully assess the potential of this unique property. The property's historical character combined with its commercial zoning makes it a compelling investment prospect. Serious inquiries are encouraged.
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