Property summary
223 Broadway is a free-span commercial building in Rensselaer’s Downtown business district, located at the corner of Broadway and Ferry Street, just off the I-787 entrance ramp with access to Routes 9 & 20, downtown Albany, and Interstates 87 and 90. The property contains approximately 8,500 sq ft and features a brick facade with vinyl siding, 12-foot ceilings, and a full basement. It has 400V electric service and provides 15–20 off-street parking spaces in the rear. The lot size is approximately 0.27 acres, and the property is zoned MU-1 Downtown Mixed-Use. The building is a solid block structure; it had heating system updates, and a roof replacement with a rubber roof was scheduled for 2025. It has historically been operated as an auto parts business and is configured for that type of use within the mixed-use zoning district.
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Auto Parts Store
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