Brighton, MA Commercial Real Estate for Sale and Lease
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As one of Boston's busiest and most densely populated neighborhoods, Brighton has a lot to offer in terms of commercial space. Shopping corridors are abundant, so retail space is easy to come by. There are also office buildings throughout the neighborhood as well as a smattering of industrial sites. No matter what you need, you'll find it by searching our listings.
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A neighborhood in the northwestern part of Boston, this municipality was settled in 1630 and established in 1807. It is home to a population of about 44,000 people, as of the 2010 census. For the first 160 years of its existence, the town was a part of historic and prestigious Cambridge. It then separated and become its own municipality, but it dissolved its image as a distinct town and instead merged with Boston. That merger proved to be beneficial for several reasons, including the direct access to the finances and economy found in Boston and the availability of the workforce. The financial support of the city has inspired the growth of the residential and commercial real estate sectors, both of which are alive and doing quite well. Despite its connection with Boston, this neighborhood is known for being a quieter and primarily residential part of the city. Steeped in history, it’s also a place of fast-paced change and home to tremendous opportunity for small-scale and larger commercial endeavors.
Brighton Commercial Investment Properties
Commercial enterprises looking to call this neighborhood home will be glad to know that there is a quite promising market in terms of wealth and availability of a well-educated workforce that is ready to get to work. The population here is more dense than it is in the rest of Boston. The median age range is mid-20s to mid-30s. The neighborhood is conveniently located close to several major transportation routes, including the “B” branch on the MBTA line, operated by the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority, and the Green Line light rail train, which stops in many convenient locations. The accessibility of local transportation makes this neighborhood easy to reach. That, in turn, is beneficial for commuters and makes it a prime destination for visitors looking to explore the area for a day, a week or longer.
Brighton Office Space Market
From office spaces to general offices and spaces available for custom use, there is plenty of potential for the office market. An average price for a commercial tenant is about $2.00 per SF per month. However, prices can be quite a bit lower or higher depending on the building’s location and other factors like its age, its proximity to conveniences, its walkability and the presence of other tenants, particularly anchor tenants, which are naturally more enticing to investors. Companies looking to rent office space should be aware that prices are rising rapidly for rentals, and they’ve increased over 10 percent since 2016 alone. There are classes available in all types of buildings, ranging from Class A buildings to Class B and Class C. Class A buildings are often tailored to specific uses, such as medical offices, dentist offices, law offices and other professional endeavors. The pricing and amenities found in office buildings covers a wide range, and is based on factors like the age of a building, its location and its proximity to conveniences like transportation centers and major roadways. Prospective tenants may find entire office buildings for sale and lease, as well as individual spaces for sale and rent within designated office buildings. Some buildings offer storefront spaces on the first or second level, with space ranging from about a tenth of an acre to multiple acres. One example of a building that has potential for prospective commercial tenants is the Market Street Building located on Market Street. This beautiful brick front building features multiple stories, an attractive façade and a prime location at a busy intersection. The building is listed in the category of Class C buildings. It offers just over 26,775 SF of rentable space. The building was constructed in 1910, which means that it may need some renovations and improvements to be suitable as a working space and an area to house clients. The building is considered to be in a location that is easy to reach on foot and via transportation. It is listed as an office building with the potential for some areas to be converted into residential dwellings. As with many properties in the Class C category, pricing and rental space amount are flexible, and the landlord is willing to negotiate.
Brighton Retail Space Market
The retail space market in this town is flourishing, as evidenced by the volume of retail spaces available for sale and for rent. Retail spaces are available in single, double and triple packages, and prospective tenants may find entire buildings available for sale and lease as well. Some retail buildings offer tenants spots in the quaint and quiet downtown center, while others are situated a bit further from the town’s center. Prices for retail space rentals average about $2.00 per SF per month, but rates can dip as low as $1.50 per SF per month and rise to be over $4.70 per SF per month. One example of a retail space that prospective tenants might come across is a one-space opportunity at a retail building on Washington Street. Established in 1901, the building is home to several other small-scale business tenants that have been there for quite some time. The rental property offers tenants approximately 1,300 Sf of space in a storefront that is facing the road. The prime visibility and accessible location makes this building a good choice for businesses looking to move to the area. It is considered being in a “very walkable” location and is within easy reach of several main transportation centers. Another example of a retail space is rental property available at another brick building further down Washington Street. The building was constructed in 1920 and offers about 5,450 SF of rental space. Located near a major intersection, the building is considered an easy walk for those traveling by foot, and it is easily accessible by mass transit and private transit. The property features opportunity on the ground floor of a building with large glass windows, which enhances its visibility. Prospective tenants looking to set up shop here can expect to pay a price of anywhere between $28.00 and $35.00 per SF per year. However, the landlord advertises a negotiable lease price, which is what prospective tenants will find in many places around the city. The building is near a signalized intersection, which enhances pedestrian safety. It is located in the site of a former bank and is directly across from the town’s police station and the St. Elizabeth’s Hospital, which are additional bonuses.
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