1024 Hbr City Blvd Melbourne, FL 32901-1941
This renovated 16,270 square foot shopping center/storefront in Melbourne, Florida, presents a compelling investment opportunity. Located on US-1 (S Harbor City Blvd), just one mile north of the Melbourne Causeway Bridge, this property boasts high visibility and strong traffic counts. Built in 1958 and extensively renovated in 2023, the single-story building sits on a 1.02-acre lot (APN: 27-37-34-EP-A-2) and is zoned C-2. The property offers a mix of open floor plans, ideal for various retail uses, and includes convenient rear storage areas with roll-up doors for efficient loading and unloading. Its strategic location near the Melbourne-Orlando International Airport, Holmes Regional Medical Center, numerous auto dealerships, and the vibrant Downtown Melbourne area ensures a strong tenant base and high potential for return on investment. The asking price is $2,300,000 ($141.36/sq ft). This property is suitable for an owner-user seeking approximately 9,975 square feet with additional income-generating rental spaces, or for an investor looking to add value through new tenant acquisition. Don't miss this chance to acquire a versatile property in a thriving area.
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Tax year 2023Comparables
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C2 · Melbourne, FLMelbourne. Always verify with local authorities before improvements.
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