West Bridgewater, MA Commercial Real Estate for Sale and Lease

Placed in Plymouth County, this small town was originally known for its agrarian and industrial roots. In recent years, investors have moved into the area and created a more diverse economy. Other than some of the newer investments, most of the town is still residential. Because of its bucolic charm and rural environment, it has become a popular place to live. Real estate investors can buy residential properties at a relatively inexpensive price and use them to turn a profit.

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While residents come to the area for its rural and suburban ambiance, it is actually just 25 miles south of Boston. Because of this proximity, real estate properties here are a good investment opportunity. The town is also just 4 miles south of Brockton and on the border of Raynham.

Another reason to invest in the area is because the rural charm is likely to remain for a while. Hockomock Swamp and several protected areas are located in and around the town. In addition, the town is bordered by a state forest and contains several parks. All of these green spaces make the area a desirable place to live, which is good for real estate investors.

In addition to its rural ambiance, investors can enjoy having another local amenity. Transportation routes are all placed in and near the town. Route 105, 106, 28 and 24 all pass through the town. In addition, the MBTA's Middleborough/Lakeville Line passes directly through the town.

One of the major employers in this town is Veolia. This new development is a state-of-the-art recycling center for ballast, computer electronics, batteries, fluorescent lamps and mercury-bearing waste. The entire 55,000-square-foot facility sits at 90 Pleasant Street where Route 24 and Route 106 intersect. Since the Veolia facility serves organizations across New England and the East Coast, it serves as a catalyst for the local economy and businesses.

Office Space Market

For office spaces, residents can check out options like 120 West Center Street. Built in 1986, the entire building takes up 6,865 square feet. Currently, there are five spaces available for 1,255 to 1,800 square feet. Known as the Howard Farms Marketplace, it includes retail and office spaces. Designed with ample parking, it offers covered walkways and professional management. The property is leased by medical, retail and professional tenants. In addition, the space is in a developed area close to Route 24.

Another option is available at 22 Pleasant Street. Designed for professional and medical purposes, the building offers 4,000 square feet of space that can be subdivided. Perimeter windows are available on all sides. In addition, every 1,000 square feet comes with six parking spaces. This medical and office building is only 0.5 miles away from Route 24.

At 750 West Center Street, residents will pay an annual rent of just $22 per square foot. This Class A building includes an on-site cafeteria and 24-hour availability. Served by an on-site property manager, the building spans a total of 133,000 square feet. It can be rented in amounts ranging from 10,000 to 20,032 square feet.

Another West Center building can be found at 234 West Center Street. This 12,000-square-foot building currently has three spaces available for rent. Each of the units is designed with a conference area, and one of the units is handicapped accessible. The units range from 500 to 1,500 square feet in size.

Retail Space Market

Many of the retail spaces available are along West Center Street, Main Street or East Center Street. At 389 West Center Street, investors will find the 106 Plaza. Boasting of excellent highway access, it is directly across from the new Market Basket development. Just built six years ago, this space offers custom build-outs for long-term tenants. Residents can enjoy amenities like freeway visibility, an atrium and common-area parking. Each unit enjoys tenant-controlled HVAC and access to the bus lines.

At 384 East Center Street, investors will find a freestanding, retail building There are two available units in this building. One of the units is 1,200 square feet with two stories. Each floor has a bathroom and 600 square feet of space. The other unit has just 600 square feet of space. Both units boast of new renovations and can be customized for the tenant's needs.

Another option is available at 265 North Main Street. This retail building offers 4,000 to 13,300 square feet of space. Designed with plenty of parking, it can be used for retail, medical or office space. Because of its location, it would be great for a medical office or a daycare.

An inexpensive rental can be found at 233 to 339 West Center Street. Currently, there are three spaces available at this older property. They range in size from 2,400 to 10,000 square feet. Built in 1963, the entire property encompasses 23,500 square feet.

Real Estate News

The Meadow Woods development is currently in the planning process for this town. It would be placed jut on the border of Brockton. While it still needs to get all of the approvals, the project is expected to include 33 homes in a new subdivision. Right now, there are still some disagreements over which city will be responsible for all of the project's details.

The prospective development will ultimately be placed at the intersections of Ash Street and West Chestnut Street. The land for the project is currently owned by a city solicitor and the Petronelli family. Luckily, traffic-related concerns have already been ironed out. A study of West Chestnut Street found that 23,000 trips already occur along the road. The new development would only add 128 trips per day. Since this is only a 0.05 percent increase, it means that at least one of the roadblocks in the way of the development has been removed.

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