Oakville Manor Portfolio: 1606-1608 Tracy St. & 408-410 Roosevelt Ave.

Description:

The 30-unit portfolio is strategically positioned one block from Main Street in Endicott, a community with a strong industrial heritage and established skilled workforce. Continued public and private investment, including expansion at the Huron Campus and federally supported research and innovation initiatives led by Binghamton University, is contributing to the area’s economic redevelopment.  


The portfolio is positioned one block from Main Street and near the NYS Route 26, Interstate 86 and Route 434 interchange, providing convenient access throughout the Greater Binghamton region. The properties are also near major employers, shopping, dining, healthcare and essential services.

Endicott’s industrial heritage has established a skilled regional workforce, while continued public and private investment is supporting the community’s redevelopment. Federally supported research and innovation initiatives led by Binghamton University—including a program eligible for up to $160 million over ten years—further strengthen the region’s long-term economic outlook and housing demand.


The properties are located near the NYS Route 26, Interstate 86 and Route 434 interchange, providing efficient access throughout the Greater Binghamton region. Proximity to major employers, shopping, dining, healthcare and essential services supports resident convenience, tenant retention and long-term rental demand.



30-unit, 72-bed multifamily portfolio
Five adjoining buildings within a single contiguous location
Operational scale and centralized management efficiencies
Immediate concentration of units without geographic fragmentation
Positioned one block from Main Street
Convenient access to NYS Route 26, Interstate 86 and Route 434
Near major employers, shopping, dining, healthcare and essential services
Located within an established workforce community with a strong industrial history
Continued public and private investment supporting Endicott’s redevelopment
Regional research and innovation initiatives supporting long-term employment and housing demand

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