920 20Th St Sacramento, CA 95811
This exceptional executive office building at 920 20th Street in Sacramento, CA, presents a unique owner/user or investment opportunity. The property boasts 11,281 square feet of space, with the first floor fully leased, generating approximately $90,876 in annual rental income (Year 1). The second floor, comprising approximately 5,865 square feet, is currently available. Built in 1910 and renovated in 2007, this building features seven on-site parking spaces – a rare amenity in Midtown. Located at the northwest corner of 20th and J Streets, the property benefits from high visibility and walkability, situated in the heart of Midtown's cultural and entertainment district, adjacent to a major farmer's market. The C-2-SPD zoning allows for a variety of uses, making it ideal for creative firms, trade associations, law firms, non-profits, or other businesses seeking a prominent location. The asking price is $2,200,000, with a price per square foot of $195. The lot size is 9,600 square feet, and the building currently has 48% occupancy. This is a rare chance to acquire a well-positioned, income-generating property in a highly desirable area of Sacramento. The property's prime location and unique features make it an excellent investment for both owner-users and investors seeking a strong return. The building's prominent location offers unparalleled branding opportunities.
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New York Life Insurance Agency
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Mayer & Clifton Partners Loan Service Bank
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Big Brother Comics (Bike/Boat/Book/etc) Store Newspaper & Magazine
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Cardinal Realty Finance Financial Advisor
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