610 Smith St Brooklyn, NY 11231
This Kings County property at 610-628 Smith Street, Brooklyn, NY 11231, offers exceptional industrial space ideal for diverse uses. Two spaces are currently available, ranging from 4,500 to 20,000 square feet. The building's expansive floor plates are perfect for manufacturing, warehousing, or creative adaptations like open-plan studios. The property is equipped with essential infrastructure for heavy-duty operations, including 3-phase electricity, a freight elevator, and a loading dock designed to accommodate 53-foot trailers. This ensures efficient material handling and logistics, whether for industrial production or large-scale projects. Its location in Brooklyn, New York, provides easy access to transportation networks and a vibrant urban environment. The flexibility and robust infrastructure make this property a compelling opportunity for businesses seeking a versatile and well-equipped space to thrive. The property is classified as industrial, with subtypes including warehouse, manufacturing, and distribution, and is currently under multiple tenancy. This presents a unique opportunity for businesses of various sizes and operational needs.
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