701 ELK ST BUFFALO NY 14210-1724
Turnkey Investment Opportunity in Buffalo’s Rapidly Growing Larkin District
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PRIME industrial investment or owner-user opportunity in Buffalo’s growing South Buffalo/Larkin District corridor. 701 Elk St features 4 buildings with 9 total bays situated on a fully gated and secured .95-acre site with cameras and security systems already in place. Ideal for contractor, warehouse, manufacturing, or service operations. Property highlights include 3-phase power, a 1-ton crane, radiant heat, 14’ ceiling heights, concrete floors and updated garage door openers throughout. Functional layout allows for multiple uses, tenants, storage, or business expansion opportunities. Excellent interstate access provides convenient logistics and transportation routes. Rare opportunity to own a versatile industrial property in a rapidly developing commercial area with strong upside potential.
Investment highlights
High-Visibility Corner Location with Excellent Traffic Exposure
Mixed-Use Investment Opportunity with Multiple Income Streams
Ideal for Owner-Occupant or Passive Investor
Located Near Buffalo’s Growing Larkinville & South Buffalo Corridors
Strong Rental Demand in Surrounding Area
Flexible Commercial Space Suitable for Retail, Office, Service, or Restaurant Use
Updated Mechanical Systems & Well-Maintained Property
Ample Street Parking with Easy Access to Major Routes
Value-Add Potential Through Increased Rents or Business Expansion
Great Opportunity for Small Business Headquarters or Live/Work Setup
Close Proximity to Downtown Buffalo, Route 5, and I-90
Excellent Long-Term Appreciation Potential in Developing Area
Large Visibility Signage Opportunities for Business Branding
Low Overhead Opportunity Compared to Similar Commercial Assets
Perfect for Entrepreneurs, Investors, or Portfolio Expansion
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