Courtesy: Real Broker LLC
855-450-0442
George Clouse
Don't miss this exceptional 5-unit commercial retail building in vibrant North Seattle! Featuring a mix of spacious units, 10 dedicated parking spaces, and convenient paved alley access, this property is primed for limitless potential. Perfectly positioned in a high-traffic area, it offers superb visibility and accessibility for retail tenants. Bonus opportunity: leverage the high-ceiling basements as additional storage or convert them into more retail space to maximize rental income. With its central location, steady foot traffic, and versatile layout, this is a rare investment opportunity that’s ready to flourish!
Courtesy: Windermere R.E. Shoreline
206-546-5731
JC Gagnaire
Great opportunity in Seattle's vibrant Central Area. Currently operating as a barber shop, the building features versatile spaces across three levels. The upper floor consists of three rooms suitable for offices, plus a bathroom. The main floor includes a spacious area ideal for retail or office use, an open lobby area, a kitchen that doubles as a break room, and an additional bathroom. The basement provides ample storage or could be renovated to accommodate extra office space. The zoning supports a mix of commercial and residential uses. Surrounded by retail, dining, and residential growth, the property has a Walk Score of 75, Transit Score of 68, and Bike Score of 88, making it perfect location for offices, retail, or community amenities.
Courtesy: WPI Real Estate Services, Inc.
206-522-8172
TC Wu
WPI Real Estate is pleased to present the Ding How Center, a retail/office property located on the highly visible South Jackson Street, a primary arterial with heavy pedestrians and vehicle traffic. Built in 1991, with two passenger elevators and four internal stairwells, the building layout was designed to optimize natural light and airflow. 77 total subterranean garage and surface parking spaces provide ample parking for tenants and customers, which is rare for the area. Each unit has its own restrooms, large windows, heating, and cooling, and many available spaces that are suitable for restaurants with existing kitchen and vent built-out, as well as an array of other offices/retail businesses.
Courtesy: WPI Real Estate Services, Inc.
206-522-8172
TC Wu
12-unit commercial building with 112 feet of highly visible frontage on Hwy 99. Located in the Aurora-Licton Springs Urban Village with direct access to downtown Seattle. this retail/office building is just a few minutes from Green Lake, Northgate Light Rail Station, North Seattle College, i5 freeway ramps. With 29 surface parking, 9520 Aurora boasts an 18,901sf corner lot zoned NC3P-75(M), making it the perfect “Land Bank.” The existing15,480 gross sf building is fully operational for long-term hold and offers fantastic redevelopment potential in the future. Development-friendly zoning code allows for a 75ft tall building, with FAR of 5.5 and no parking requirement (buyer to verify). The average household income nearby is at $122,391.
Courtesy: Dove Realty, Inc.
425-271-7727
Jennifer Le
Business doing immigration and services, all services with mail box printing, fax, copy, the office have more 20 years, repeat customers busy shopping place, large space, busy street, business on first floor, owner getting old and so busy to open full time during a weekday. the rent payment is $2,500.
Courtesy: KW North Sound
360-653-1884
Melinda Wade
Lot is 15,131 sf. Zoned NC240 Fabulous Rainier Frontage. Retail, townhome's, condo's, MIXED USE DEVELOPMENT. Currently 24 uncovered parking spaces and building used as church. Fenced all around.
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