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Key facts
Year Built | 1916 |
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Property description
Jones Lang LaSalle (“JLL”) has been exclusively retained to arrange the fee simple sale of 825 East 141st Street (the “Property”), a 7-story, 284,000 square foot, vacant office building situated in the burgeoning South Bronx submarket of New York City. The Property recently underwent a $35 million gut renovation and enables an investor to acquire a white-box condition building with no near-term capital work. Currently 100% vacant, the Property presents a unique opportunity to maintain the existing use or exercise various repositioning strategies including last-mile industrial, life science, community facility or selfstorage.
Investment highlights
FLEXIBLE BLANK CANVAS REDEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL
» Flexible M3-1 Zoning allows for various repositioning strategies including last-mile industrial, life science, community facility or self-storage
» Proven Industrial node with nearby tenancy including Amazon, Coca Cola, Fedex and New York Post
» Large floorplans and ideal lighting for film studios
» Proven self storage economics next door
» Rapidly growing industrial submarket
EXISTING OFFICE LEASE-UP
» Fully renovated property within a supply constrained submarket
» High ceilings, 45,000 SF floorplates and 100% vacancy is ideal for tenants looking to occupy an entire building
» 423’ of street front retail space
» 7,500 SF of usable rooftop space for corporate events or amenity space
ROBUST MARKET FUNDAMENTALS
» Decreasing industrial supply due to re-zonings and historic conversions to alternative uses
» Increasing industrial demand due to rise of e-commerce and the need for last-mile delivery space
» 8.23% YoY rental increases for industrial space
» Robust multifamily development pipeline and low vacancy rates due to notable residential demand drivers
» South Bronx will transform as businesses and residents continue to relocate
UNMATCHED CONNECTIVITY
» 30-minute commute to midtown Manhattan
» South Bronx is home to 21 subway stations and 2 metro north stations
» Public infrastructure projects inked to add more transportation throughout the Bronx
BRONX RELOCATION & TAX INCENTIVES
» The Property benefits from a 25-year NYC ICAP, reducing property taxes
» The multiple additional Bronx relocation incentives have the ability to decrease occupancy costs by an average of 50% while maintaining revenues