In the bustling neighborhood of Queens Village, NY 11429, 9706-9708 Springfield Blvd stands as a beacon of opportunity in the heart of Queens. This expansive two-story mixed-use building spans 21,946 square feet, offering a versatile space for commercial endeavors in a prime location.
Boasting a 16-car parking lot and large pylon signage, the property provides ample parking and excellent visibility, making it a standout destination for businesses seeking to capture the attention of passersby. The prominent signage ensures heightened exposure to both pedestrian and vehicular traffic, maximizing the visibility and impact of businesses housed within.
Conveniently located next to the Queens Village Long Island Railroad station, with access to the Hempstead and Port Jefferson Branch, as well as several bus lines including Q27, Q83, Q1, Q36, Q88, and n24, the property enjoys exceptional connectivity to transportation hubs, facilitating easy access for commuters and patrons from across the borough and beyond.
Surrounded by a diverse array of retailers, including Dunkin', Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen, Citibank, Capital One Bank, Rite Aid, C-Town Supermarket, Chase Bank, and T-Mobile, the property benefits from the synergy of nearby businesses, contributing to a vibrant and bustling commercial landscape.
With its strategic location, expansive parking, and proximity to public transportation, 9706-9708 Springfield Blvd presents a compelling opportunity for entrepreneurs and businesses looking to establish or expand their presence in the dynamic market of Queens Village, NY 11429.
-- Perfect for Retail, Office, & Medical Users
-- Property is located in the heart of Springfield Boulevard and surrounded by many retailers
-- Building is fully sprinklered and fully renovated
-- Ground Floor has 4 brand new HVAC units
-- Multiple loading docks available on the side of the building
-- On-site parking lot dedicated to the building
-- Over 10,700 vehicles per day on Springfield Boulevard
-- Property is across the street from the Queens Village LIRR
-- Train Station and across the street from the Q27 Bus Line
Michael Wang
Project Queens
