This 58,000 square foot industrial building is fully leased to four stable Tenants with strong and resilient business models. The building is surrounded with ample parking, 74 spaces, and the entire back side of the building is visible from Interstate 690. Syracuse University and Upstate Medical University are both about one mile from the property and provide steady economic stability and ongoing expansion. The region is experiencing major hightech and manufacturing growth, driven by Micron’s planned $100 billion campus in Clay, which is spurring new companies, workforce migration, and rising industrial demand. Downtown Syracuse,roughly one mile west, continues to revitalize with new apartments, restaurants, and mixed-use development. The area also offers excellent transportation access via I-81, I-690, and I-90, with upcoming infrastructure improvements expected to further enhance redevelopment opportunities.A full offering memorandum including a rent roll and proforma, can be provided upon request.

The Harrison Building at 250 Harrison Street is a meticulously restored six-story landmark in downtown Syracuse — originally designed as the Hotel Hilton and now thoughtfully converted into 35 contemporary residences. Every detail honors the building's storied past while delivering the modern comforts today's residents expect. Soaring ceilings, oversized windows, and thoughtfully designed floor plans offer a living experience unlike anything else in the city. Located directly across from Syracuse's convention center, sports arena, and the INSPYRE Innovation Hub — and steps from SUNY Upstate Medical University — the Harrison Building puts you at the center of everything.

One Clinton Square, also known as the Bank of America building, is one of the most historic and well known buildings in all of Downtown Syracuse. The building opened in 1876 as the Syracuse Savings Bank and was the first building in Syracuse to have a passenger elevator, a curiosity that drew many visitors. Floors 4,5 and 6 have been converted to 21 market rate apartments that are fully occupied. The entire 3rd floor is available, and could be subdivided down for a smaller office user as well if needed.