321 Edison Street floor is currently configured with a reception area, waiting area, six exam rooms, a kitchenette, several private offices, and three bathrooms. But with some simple reconfiguring, this space could easily be transformed to suit your specific needs. Whether you’re looking for a new medical practice, law office, or real estate agency – this is the perfect space for you!
You’ll have a comfortable and professional place to greet patients and guests.
– The reception area will help create a positive first impression for your business.
– You’ll have plenty of exam rooms for patients or clients
– The kitchenette will help you stay productive during long days.
– Private offices will give you and your team the privacy you need to focus.
– Three bathrooms will keep your staff and client happy and healthy.
Don’t miss out on this fantastic opportunity! Call us today to schedule a showing of 321 Edison Street. We know you’ll fall in love with this hidden gem just like we have!
Leasing vs. Buying a Commercial Space for Your Medical Office
If you’re in the market for a new medical office, you may be wondering whether it’s better to lease or buy a commercial space. There are benefits and drawbacks to both leasing and buying, and the decision ultimately depends on your unique needs and circumstances. Keep reading to learn more about the pros and cons of leasing vs. buying a commercial space for your medical office.
Leasing Pros:
– Leasing can be a more cost-effective option than buying, especially in the short term.
– You may have more flexibility to move if your practice grows or shrinks unexpectedly.
– When you lease, you won’t have to worry about maintaining the property or making repairs; that’s the landlord’s responsibility.
Leasing Cons:
– You’ll likely have less control over the appearance and layout of your space when you lease.
– You may have to give up your space if the landlord decides not to renew your lease.
– Your monthly payments could go up if the landlord raises the rent.
Buying Pros:
– When you buy a commercial property, you’ll own it outright and won’t have to worry about a landlord raising the rent or evicting you.
– You’ll have more control over the appearance and layout of your space when you’re the owner.
– If you buy a property that’s large enough, you could rent out extra space to generate income.
Buying Cons:
– Buying a commercial property is a big financial investment, so it may not be feasible for everyone.
– You’ll be responsible for maintaining the property and making repairs, which can be costly.
– If your practice suddenly shrinks, you may end up with more space than you need (and can afford).
As you can see, there are pros and cons to both leasing and buying a commercial space for your medical office. It’s important to weigh all of your options carefully before making a decision. If you have any questions or would like help finding the perfect space for your business, please don’t hesitate to contact Rob Nixon today! He’s always happy to help!
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Robert “Rob” Nixon
He is a proud member of PreReal, Prendamano Real Estate, a company with team members that brings decades of experience in all facets of Real Estate.
Office Phone Number: 718-200-7799, ext. 124
Cell: 718-866-8683
Email: rob@prereal.com
Robert “Rob” Nixon is a highly successful commercial real estate agent on Staten Island. He has been directly involved in several hundred million dollars worth of transactions and is particularly skilled in investment sales, retail leasing, and industrial transactions. Rob has also been successful in leasing retail projects across Staten Island and is highly knowledgeable about the hospitality industry. He is a proud and active member of the community and has received several awards for his contributions.
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