7,500 sq ft bank / office / retail space for lease @ $4.50 psf NNN or buy @ $360,000 !

Aerial Photograph: Aerial.jpg (64kb)

Amenities: Two walk-in steel vaults with 14-inch doors.

Available: Oct 2003.

Cross Streets: Market Street (North Bound) / New Market Street (South Bound) and Broadway Avenue (Route 45 North Bound begins here and Rte 49 East-West)

Current tenant:  TriCounty Community Action Agency, Adult Literacy Program
   - Moved to new facility at 14 New Market Street in Sep 30 2003. Now vacant.

Demographics: Demographics with Radial Map  (PDF)

U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts - Salem County, New Jersey

Directions: From Delaware and North Jersey     From the Shore

News: Finlaw Building Announces New Tenants

Parking: Free on-street parking and nearby free municipal parking lots.

Photographs: Corner View of Building on Route 45 & 49

Taxes: Property Taxes (2002)  (PDF);  Sales Tax is three percent (3%) for goods.

Tourism: Old Kings Highway Starts Here! - History Hostel Coming Soon!

Traffic: Over 10,000 vehicles per day.  Source: NJ DOT (Nov 2002)

NJ Department of Transportation Straight Line Diagram (State Route 45 - Mile Post 0.00)

NJ Department of Transportation Straight Line Diagram (State Route 49 - Mile Post 9.05)

Virtual Tour:  360° Photographic Tour of the Bank Building and Downtown Salem

Half-mile to Family and Fitness Center / Childrens Space Day Care!

Walk to U.S. Post Office, Salem Free Library, County and Municipal Government Offices, County Courthouse, Five Star Plaza, Salem Community College, Salem Main Street, Salem County Historical Society, Fenwick Plaza, and a revitalized downtown retail area!

Today's Sunbeam (the county newspaper), Anchor Glass Works, and the Port of Salem are a few blocks away. County Government, Memorial Hospital (New Jersey's only for-profit hospital), and Mannington Mills are the largest employers. The Pennsville-Salem Bridge Project is reinvigorating the western entrance into Salem and an exciting retail opportunity is available on the eastern entrance into Salem.

The antique cluster within a half-mile is also hot. Enjoy our music in the park on Wednesdays and walk to our farmers market on Thursdays!

One mile to Department of Motor Vehicles.  Four miles to Memorial Hospital of Salem County.  Seven miles to Downtown Pennsville.  8 miles to New Jersey Turnpike Exit #1.  10 miles to Downtown Woodstown.  12 miles to New Castle DE (Delaware River & Bay Authority Headquarters).  12 miles to Penns Grove Riverwalk.  16 miles to Bridgeton NJ (County Seat of Cumberland County).  90 minutes to Atlantic City NJ.

Bonus Opportunity:  The historic Garwood House next door is available for your consolidation/redevelopment with the City Bank and Trust Company building.

Reference: Other banks converted to restaurants and nonprofit association headquarters.

Salem Main Street, the Salem County Chamber of Commerce, and the Salem County Department of Economic Development are standing by to help you join the historic community of Salem, New Jersey.  Other space is available in the City of Salem at the Five Star Plaza, the John B. Campbell Family and Fitness Center, and the KFC/Taco Bell Restaurant.

AcresNJ.com is the personal web site of  Joseph Scarpa, e-PRO^®, a full-time full-service commercial real estate agent with Legend Properties, Inc., specializing in downtown revitalization through the creative reuse of banks, restaurants, and specialty retail.

For commercial real estate listings in Delaware, visit www.AcresDE.com; for commercial real estate property in New Jersey, visit www.AcresNJ.com. (These are currently the same site covering commercial real estate and retail shopping centers in the tri-state area).

Joseph lives in Pennsville NJ (Salem County) and is licensed in Delaware and New Jersey through Legend Properties, Inc., 20000 Horizon Way, Suite 280, Mount Laurel NJ 08054-4303, one of six Legend offices in the Delaware/Lehigh Valley.

Joe Scarpa is among the few New Jersey real estate agents promoting the alternate energy industry and its value chain as an economic development catalyst for our region and as a cost savings measure for shopping center owners and tenants.  Joe is an member of the Energy & Environment Working Group and the Regional Planning & Economic Development Group for Strengthening the Mid-Atlantic Region for Tomorrow (SMART).

Joseph can be contacted at 856-231-1010 x108, fax 856-231-1111, h: 856-678-7373 or jscarpa@lpre.com.