111 Grant Ave Endicott, NY 13760-5447
This exceptional two-story, 41,000 square foot traditional office building at 111 Grant Avenue in Endicott, New York, presents a compelling investment opportunity. Currently 88% occupied, with an occupancy date of March 7, 2024, the property boasts a prime location offering immediate Interstate access and proximity to numerous amenities. The building is meticulously maintained and features a professional main lobby, an attractive atrium, controlled access for enhanced security, and multiple common conference rooms available at no cost to tenants. Ample free parking is provided for tenants and visitors. A significant 5,000 square foot suite is currently available for lease, offering convenient access to a loading dock, ideal for businesses requiring efficient goods handling. The asking price is $2,950,000, translating to a price per square foot of $71.95. The building's high occupancy rate, desirable location, and extensive amenities make it an attractive prospect for investors seeking a stable and profitable commercial real estate asset in Broome County, NY, zip code 13760. The property's walkable location further enhances its appeal.
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Cap rate
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Comparables
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Property description
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Costs & Benchmarks
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Risks
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