New Bedford, MA Commercial Real Estate for Sale and Lease

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This Bristol County city had a population of around 95,000 at the time of the 2010 U.S. Census. Situated on the South Coast about 30 miles east of Providence, it offers a convenient location. Commercial real estate options in this Bristol County city are quite diverse, so you can easily find industrial space, retail space, office space and virtually any other type of commercial space imaginable.

Business Districts

New Bedford's economy is diverse, with manufacturing and construction making up part of it and more white-collar enterprises making up the majority of the rest. Like any city of this size, it's home to many retail businesses, and a wide array of gas stations, hotels and other commercial properties are on the market at any given time. If you're looking for commercial investment properties in New Bedford, you will find plenty of viable options when you search our comprehensive online database.

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With 20 square miles of land populated by 95,032 people, this city in Bristol County, Massachusetts is one of the largest and densest municipalities in the state. This is excellent news for developers eager to capitalize on an area that offers a bustling urban core, unparalleled views of the sea, several historic districts that draw tourists, and numerous natural scenic attractions. Located an hour away from Martha’s Vineyard by seasonal ferry and 59 miles from Boston, this area is perfect for projects that cater to visitors and also visionary businesses.

In addition to being bordered by Buzzards Bay, this seaport has several other gorgeous public green spaces and recreation areas, including Brooklawn Park, Taber Park, Buttonwood Park (which contains a zoo), the Whaling City Golf Course, the New Bedford Whaling Museum, The New Bedford Art Museum/Artworks!, Ashley Park, and Hazelwood Park. In the Bay, Pope’s Island and Fish Island are also technically within the city limits. The Acushnet Cedar Swamp State Reservation is next to the New Bedford Regional Airport, which is perfect for small aircraft traveling to Nantucket, as well as chartered planes flying throughout New England.

Those traveling to the city by car can reach it via Route 6, Route 140, Route 18, and Interstate 195. Although there is currently no MBTA Commuter Rail line in town, MassDOT has plans to extend the Middleborough/Lakeville line to the town. Currently, there is bus service, both local and long distance, as provided by the Southeastern Regional Transit Authority and Peter Pan Bus Lines. The DATTCO is a daily commuter bus to Boston. Numerous cruise ships stopover in port.

Due to the increasing value of this area, commercial lots of land frequently come to market for sale or lease, such as the parcel at 3388 Acushnet Avenue. This 3.0 acre property is perfect for developers; zoned as mixed use business, the raw land is located next to the highly trafficked Route 18. The lot is unusual for its large size and lack of preexisting structures. The estimated rent for this parcel has not been disclosed. Meanwhile, the property at 1131-1145 Acushnet Avenue has 0.33 acres located close to Interstate 195, and is zoned for multi-family use, although proposals for other commercial uses are welcomed. The sale price for this property is $75,000.

There are two commercial lots being sold as a package at Phillips Road located just off Route 140. The first parcel is 3.5 acres, and has a sale price of $299,000, while the second parcel is 2.0 acres in size, and is listed for sale at $200,000. The two are listed for sale as a package at $499,000. Both properties have numerous incentives to make commercial development cost-effective while delivering highly profitable results. For commercial developments that anticipate shipping large amounts of freight on a regular basis, there is a CSX freight rail line running through the park.

The property at 171 Rivet Street is located in the heart of downtown, and features 0.75 acres of land that is bordered by highly trafficked streets. No structures occupy the land, making it perfect for a fresh commercial development. The sale price for this lot is $159,900.

For those seeking a sizable property, the lot at North Nash Road has 29.81 acres of commercial land located close to downtown right next to the New Bedford Regional airport. The property is ideal for redevelopers who wish to create a sustainable, profitable entity that features mixed-use projects. The sale price for this land is $100,000.

Meanwhile, the parcel at 125 Jenney Street is located in the heart of downtown just off Route 6, and offers 0.30 acres of clear land on a corner lot. Zoned for a mixed-use development, the property currently is surrounded by sidewalks and offers access to numerous urban amenities. The sale price for this property is $120,000. Located closer to the ocean, the parcel at 1051 South Water Street has 0.13 acres of commercially zoned property that is ideal for a storefront retail building or slender office complex. The sale price for this lot is $69,900.

The parcel at 193-197 Union Street is zoned for multi-story commercial development, with either a focus on residential towers or a mixed-use project. The 0.23 acre lot is located close to Route 6 and the waterfront, and offers excellent access to numerous festivals, parades, and other businesses in downtown. The price for this property has not been disclosed.

Office Space Market

With its solid urban density and proximity to so many natural scenic areas, the office space in this area tends to be clustered in multi-story office complexes that offer ample parking, although some boutique buildings do come to market. The property at 1155 Purchase Street is located off Route 18 in the heart of downtown, and features 4,500 square feet of leasable area. Built in 1979, the building has two stories and an elegant, white exterior with large windows on both floors. The onsite parking lot runs up to the landscaped perimeter of the building, which features a fleet of small shrubs. The estimated rent for this property is $1.67 to $2.08 per square foot per year.

The property at 13 Centre Street caters to the live/work crowd, with 3,120 total square feet of leasable space within a beautifully maintained three story building originally built in 1790. The interiors have been renovated and feature exposed brick, exposed historic wooden beams on the ceiling, and in some suites, beautifully preserved stone work. Many suites feature doors with rectangular glass panels to provide for private offices distinct from the open plan work area. The structure, which is on a corner lot, has an estimated rent of $1.67 per square foot per month.

Meanwhile, the multi-story brick building at 484-488 Pleasant Street has a dense urban site with roomy, beautifully renovated interiors. Built in 1922, the structure known as the “Samuel Building” features brightly lit suites with hardwood floors and built-in cabinetry. Period details are preserved throughout, including artfully ornamented doors and a kitchen with a checkerboard floor. Located in the center of downtown off Route 6 and only blocks from the waterfront, the structure has 14,200 square feet of total leasable space. The estimated rent for this space is $1.13 a square foot per month.

The property at 162-164 Hemlock Street is a one story building that has three separate units with a five car garage. With a total rentable area of 3,041 square feet, the property is located on a lot of 0.10 acres, and is located near the heart of downtown on a corner lot. Built in 1920, the building has been well-maintained and is move-in ready. The sale list price for this property is $159,900.

For those seeking a historic structure near the center of the city’s commercial bustle, the property at 17 South 6th Street has an elegant clapboard exterior with brick chimneys and a new roof. The two story structure was built in 1890, and features 3,780 square feet of leasable area. The current configuration has nine office suites, each of which are approximately 420 square feet in size. The building has a shared conference room and a stairwell in the front foyer. The estimated rent for this structure is $1.07 to $1.19 per square foot per month.

The modernist brick structure at 9 South 6th Street was built in 1955 in what is the center of downtown, and features 17,370 square feet of rentable space. Located on a corner, the property has banks of windows on its three floors and a covered entryway. A rooftop patio offers spectacular views of the surrounding city. The estimated rent for this structure is $0.83 a square foot per month.

The two-story property at 343 Rivet Street is located near a park, and has a shaker-style exterior with a brick storefront that can host two seperate businesses. Business signage is provided by a placard that is mounted to the first story’s brick exterior; the second story is currently used for residential purposes. Built in 1911, the building has been well maintained and features stable, long-term tenants. The sale price for this structure is $129,900.

For those looking to open an office over a charming retail storefront, the property at 255-261 Union Street is located downtown and features a two story building built in 1930. The charmingly restored property, which has 19,760 square feet of total leasable space and a stone exterior, has maximum contiguous suites of 1,000 square feet available for rent. The estimated rent for this property is $1.40 to $1.50 per square foot per month.

Retail Space Market

With ground floor storefront retail spaces in the center of downtown and retail complexes located farther inland, the market for retail is diverse and offers almost every imaginable configuration. The property at 486 Orchard Street features a long line of businesses in a one-story building next to a large parking lot. With 13,726 square feet of leasable space, the freestanding complex, which was built in 1946, has 11 units and two drive in/grade level doors. The sale list price for this property is $950,000.

For those who want to take advantage of a rare island-based property, the 24,441 square foot structure at 23 Pope’s Island is a must-see. Located in the bay and accessible via the bridge that spans the water on Route 6, this island property was built in 1955 and has been well maintained. Marine-related tenants are welcomed here, and the 1.98 acre lot is open to redevelopment projects. With spectacular views, 25 foot ceilings, and a large onsite parking lot, the property has a sale list price of $2,000,000.

The elegant stone exterior of the two story building at 95 William Street also has two prominent Doric columns that frame the stately, ornamented entryway. Located on a corner lot in the center of downtown, this neoclassical building was originally a bank, but has been used for other retail purposes, including a restaurant and office. Built in 1915, the building has 16,990 square foot of leasable space, and includes a basement. It also boasts a mezzanine level that overlooks the lobby. The largest contiguous space is 8,900 square feet. The estimated rent for this property is $1.17 per square foot per month.

The distinctive four story structure at 200 Union Street features an aquamarine series of panels just below the elegant arched windows on the top three floors, and an ample darker green storefront retail space on the ground floor. Built in 1910, the building is located in the heart of the heavily trafficked business district, within close distance of Route 6. With 14,335 square feet of leasable area, this building recently placed a suite of 1,650 square feet on the market for lease. With high ceilings and renovated, airy interiors, this structure has an estimated rent of $0.70 per square foot per month.

For those seeking a low-slung but centrally located retail space, the property at 474 Orchard Street has it all. The 10,400 square foot structure has been occupied by a flooring installation business and showroom for many years, and now both the property and the business is up for sale. The bright interior leads to a white brick exterior with business signage mounted above the doorway. Located near a park and only blocks from the waterfront, this property has a sale list price of $499,900.

Investors who are interested in purchasing a mixed-use suite of properties should take note of the package deal being offered at 343 Acushnet and 357 Acushnet Avenue. The first is a four story brick office building built in 1880 with 6,430 square feet of total space, while the second is a gorgeous two story brick and red clapboard structure with ground floor retail that looks out onto a historic square. This second building was built in 1876 and has 8,436 square feet of total retail. The price for both of these properties is $995,000, or $66.93 a square foot.

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