Cushman & Wakefield Retained as Exclusive Sales Agent for Mixed Use Building in Elmhurst

6/18/18


77-17 Queens Boulevard

Cushman & Wakefield today announced that the firm has been retained on an exclusive basis to arrange the sale of a single-story retail and office building located at 77-17 Queens Boulevard in Elmhurst. The asking price is $4,700,000.

A team led by Senior Managing Director Stephen R. Preuss, Associate Director Denise Prevete, Senior Associate Kevin Louie andAssociate Andreas Efthymiou, will represent the sellerin all marketing efforts.

“This section of Elmhurst is growing rapidly and experiencing a great volume of people due to the high-traffic on Queens Boulevard and various train stations,” said Stephen R. Preuss of Cushman & Wakefield.

77-17 Queens Boulevard is a, 9,572 square-foot retail and commercial building with small mezzanine office, which will be delivered vacant. The property is situated in an M1-1 zoning district and has an as of right development potential of 9,572 SF for retail/com­mercial/industrial use and 22,972 SF for a community use facility.

Situated on the north side of Queens Boulevard between Albion and 47th Avenue, the building is formerly a club destination that hosted billiards, bowling and dancing. The property is ideally located just within half a mile to the Elmhurst Ave E, M, R train station and five miles from Midtown Manhattan.

About Cushman & Wakefield

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