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800 - 830 Empire and Lefferts is for sale — Brooklynian

800 - 830 Empire and Lefferts is for sale

Not everyone is waiting for Empire to be rezoned before they cash in:

800 - 830 Empire
Crown Heights

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Yona Edelkopf and Levi Hartman are pleased to announce two contiguous corner lots consisting of 34,924 SF of development rights.

•Lot Size 7,276 Sf (290’ X 45’ IRR)
•34,924 total buildable SF (including Community Facility)
•29,104 total buildable SF (without Community Facility)
•Zoned R7-1

As​king price $2,750,000

Epic Commercial Realty is exclusively marketing a property located at 800-830 Empire Blvd, on the corner of Empire Blvd and Lefferts Ave.

The property’s prime location also offers the following benefits:

•Crunch Gym just opened one block away.
•There is heavy foot traffic on this block, surrounded by numerous apartment buildings and stores.
•Walking distnace from the Crown Heights-Utica Ave [3] train station.

I look forward to working with you. Please do not hesitate to contact me with questions.


Sincerely,

Yona Edelkopf

Comments

  • and more for sale/rent on Empire - I took this photo on Sunday 2/1 as I traversed the neighborhood.  I guess if MTOPP has there way this will be more storage facilities or a fast food establishment.  Taco Bell anyone?!
  • This is is the north side of Empire between McKeever and Bedford.  A while back the Tim at the Q reported the big laundromat with the green awning was to become a Walgreen's but I haven't heard anything else on that.  
  • whynot_31
    edited February 2015
    I suspect that any prior plans by a company to utilize the single story structures on Empire have been put on hold.

    Why would a landlord sign a long term lease with Walgreens in a building on a lot that is to be far more valuable in the near future?

    Side benefit: When everyone waits to see what will happen, it allows those in favor of the upzone to say the area is "blighted"
  • mugofmead111
    edited February 2015
    @lilern and @whynot_31 - As my boyfriend once noted, there is literally a tree (probably this one) growing in the part of the building that was never used when the laundromat occupied this structure (roughly under where the yellow "available" sign is hanging). Having also seen holes in the ceiling inside the laundromat and inside the parking lot that leaked when it rained, I speculate that this structure either has to undergo major renovations to come up to code before a new tenant like Walgreens would want to move in or it has to be demolished. 

    It's too bad. I was looking forward to Walgreens!

    That particular lot (and the adjacent one at the corner of Sullivan and McKeever) seem to be blighted. The adjacent lot has one of those clothing collection bins. Even though that entire lot has been fenced off, people still continue to drop off donations...but throwing them over the fence. This has been happening for months, but of course there is no one to collect anything. 
  • I this mini mall shows that a variety businesses can survive on Empire, if they are provided with a modern building:

    http://www.brooklynian.com/discussion/37610/corner-of-empire-boulevard-and-bedford-avenue/p1

    Given the present uncertainty, landlords seem to have decided their best move is to make no investments or repairs.

    I highly doubt the area will continue to be zoned commercial, but if it does, it won't take long for landlords to again invest in their properties to attract renters.

  • whynot_31
    edited September 2015
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