100, 104, 108, 110, 116 Henry Street
$1,650,000
100, 104, 108, 110, 116 Henry Street, Binghamton, NY 13901
28,177 sqft
Building Size
0.8006 acres
Lot Area
Details:
Highlights:
- 28,177 SF mid-rise building
- Potential for 32 multifamily units - plans available
- Prime location in Binghamton - Strong rental demand!
- Proximity to essential amenities and major highways
- Attractive investment yield potential
Description:
Exceptional multi-building redevelopment opportunity located in the heart of Downtown Binghamton’s thriving Stadium District—one of the fastest-growing areas for student and young-professional housing. This portfolio includes four buildings and an off-street parking lot at 100, 104, 108, and 116 Henry Street, offering a strategic mix of existing units and expansive shell space ready for new construction or adaptive reuse. The assemblage features 100 Henry (5 units / 16 beds), 104 Henry (2 units / 8 beds), 108 Henry (15 units / 40 beds), and 116 Henry (10 studio apartments), providing a combined footprint ideal for a high-density student housing complex or a phased multifamily redevelopment. Extensive interior demolition has already been completed, giving developers a meaningful head start and reducing upfront project timelines. The properties fall within flexible C-4 Commercial zoning with a Congregate Living designation, allowing for a wide range of uses including student housing, multifamily apartments, or mixed-use commercial development. Architectural plans are available upon request for qualified parties.
Located just steps from Mirabito Stadium, across from the Binghamton Post Office, and within walking distance to downtown restaurants, nightlife, shopping, and public transportation, this portfolio sits in one of Binghamton’s most desirable and high-demand rental zones. Its proximity to Binghamton University’s Downtown Center makes it especially attractive for student housing developers seeking strong, stable occupancy and long-term appreciation. This is a rare opportunity to unlock the potential of a centrally located assemblage and be part of Binghamton’s continued downtown revitalization.
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