1115 E Main St, Rochester, NY 14609

Endeavor Real Estate Group is pleased to solicit offers from qualified parties to purchase a 100% fee simple interest in 410 N. Goodman Street (also known as 1115 East Main Street) in Rochester, New York.

This 225,000 square foot mixed-use loft building is poised for a redevelopment or conversion. An adaptable re-use of the property will make for an amazing addition to the already booming Neighborhood Of The Arts (NOTA) and East Main Mustard & Atlantic (EMMA) districts. The building is situated on a highly trafficked corridor linking the Arts District to the Public Market District, in a neighborhood driven by its residents and the businesses they operate, forming a cultural hub of creativity and ingenuity filled with trendy retail shops, cafés, restaurants, art studios and museums.

- Historical Tax Credit Part I & Part II are complete and approved.
- Architectural & Construction drawings centered around a residential conversion of the building are developed.
- The property can be delivered as a blank canvas ready for redevelopment / conversion.

This expansive property showcases remarkable structural character and architectural authenticity. Featuring loft-style aesthetics with exposed wood beam columns and ceilings, a mix of concrete and original wood flooring, the building offers an exceptional canvas for a wide range of redevelopment visions. Multiple entry points enhance flexibility, while the building’s scale and inherent charm position it perfectly for adaptive reuse.

With its incredible bones and historic character, the property is ideally suited for conversion into residential apartments, creative office space, or a mixed-use community hub. Its combination of authentic industrial style and architectural integrity makes it one of Rochester’s most compelling redevelopment opportunities in years.

Located in a designated Opportunity Zone, the redevelopment of the building allows qualified investors to defer and/or potentially reduce capital gains taxes while benefitting from long-term appreciation and federal tax incentives for qualified investments in the property.