Daytona Beach Retail-Office 2455sqft 4 Lease- Reasonable, Negotiable - /sqft

Description

Retail, Credit Union, Bank or Office Space for Lease - CoWorking Space 4 Lease- Reasonable, Negotiable - /sqft
Good A+ A+ A+ Location Location Location With Reasonable Rent
Location:
2416 S. Atlantic Ave., Daytona Beach Shores, FL 32118
Leasing Space:
2455 square feet
Year Built:  1993
Still more room to expand out on the side of the building and also expand up to the rooftop deck
Formerly a Wells Fargo Bank has pickup window with double doors on the front and the back.
This commercial building has the highest visibility and high traffic on Atlantic Avenue.
Busy street with a lot of vehicle traffic
High-pedestrian and bicycle traffic across from the ocean
Plenty of available parking and easily accessible both streets
3 Operational Drive-through lanes for credit union/bank, restaurant, etc... attracts a wider customer base
Our luxurious storefront is in excellent location with open floor plan, b
eautiful interior with high trace ceiling
,
highly secured with lots of cameras indoor and outdoor
. Between international Speedway Boulevard and Dunlawton Avenue on the West Side of South Atlantic. This former Wells Fargo branch is located in Daytona Beach Shores with 2455 square feet of space. GC-RD zoning in Daytona Beach Shores allows for a variety of uses including retail, office, bakery, convenience store, florist, gift shop, spa, medical and restaurants (perfect for a Drive-thru Coffee Shops, Chick-fil-A, etc...). The property sits at the Southwest corner of South Atlantic Avenue and Milton Road with access from both roads. There are still 3 operational drive through lanes that maybe repurposed for alternative uses. The City of Daytona Beach Shores is offering grants for approved new businesses startup.
Target Market:
high income and/or expendable income - locals and vacationers
Median Income (Daytona Beach Shores):
,000.00/year
(income of ,000.00 in Daytona Beach areas)
Targeted Businesses from the City of Daytona Beach Shores
Targeted businesses are underrepresented uses that derived from the community input at the public forum during the 2019 strategic planning process. Subsequent to public notice, over 110 City residents participated and shared their hopes and aspirations for Page 2 of 5 the future of their community. Below is the list of desired businesses shared by citizens. These business types are being targeted by the City and may qualify for economic development program funding:
• Boutique shops
• Restaurants, e.g. steakhouse, Chick-fil-A, Coffee Shop
• Entertainment venues
• Seafood market
• Physician Offices
• Music, arts, book stores
• Car wash
• Ice Cream
• Outdoor Cafes
• Bait and Tackle
• Any other business substantially satisfying the program’s evaluation criteria and approved by the City Council as a desired business.