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Kintzer of Royal Properties sells 2,200 s/f Starbucks property; Mor NY Realty represents buyer

Elmsford, NY Royal Properties, Inc. brokered the sale of a net leased Starbucks property located at 280 East Main St. (Rte. 119). The property sold at a 3.6% cap rate, which according to CoStar, is a record low for Westchester County NNN sales.

In 2018, Starbucks signed a 10-year lease for the newly built 2,200 s/f building with a drive-thru. This location is directly in front of The Apex @ 290, an 81-unit residential development along Rte. 119 sharing a traffic light with Burger King and Auto Nation Jaguar & Land Rover. Other neighboring retailers include Staples, BJ’s Wholesale Club, Tesla, PGA Superstore, HomeGoods, Dunkin’, Five Below, Chipotle and more. This location has visibility with over 20,000 cars per day, access to the Saw Mill Pkwy. and I-287, plus parking for over 40 vehicles.

“We had a great deal of interest is this asset,” said Jeff Kintzer, principal of Royal Properties, who represented the seller, a private 1031 investor. “My client was very patient until we received an offer that was too hard to pass up.”

Nir Mor of Mor NY Realty represented the buyer, a Westchester based investor.

Starbucks will continue to serve as a primary coffee option for residents and employees in the area. There are approximately 108,867 people living within a three-mile radius and an additional 85,857 people working in the area.

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