Description
Property is a multi-tenant mixed use property with retail on the ground floor and residential located directly above with approximately 5,817 SF on approximately 3,596 SF of land. The retail tenants include the popular Salud Juice Bar & Caf and Fatimas Grill. The upstairs includes 4 residential tenants. The property is in the high traffic corridor of 4th Street in what is dubbed "Retro Row. This corridor is vibrant and has a creative spirit of the Long Beach culture. Stretching between Cherry and Junipero, the district is home to an exciting group of 40+ independent merchants. Kitchy and hip and always hospitable, 4th Street features vintage & contemporary clothing, furniture & accessories, art, antiques & collectibles, books, roller skates & skateboards as well as locally owned restaurants, coffee shops and wine bars. Adding to the retro vibe of the street is the restored 1920s Art Theatre, which hosts a mix of first run and art films, live concerts & comedy, and other unique events. 4th Street is one of the few designated bike-friendly business districts in the city and has been featured in the pages of the New York Times as well as New York, Sunset, and Los Angeles magazine.
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Description
Property is a multi-tenant mixed use property with retail on the ground floor and residential located directly above with approximately 5,817 SF on approximately 3,596 SF of land. The retail tenants include the popular Salud Juice Bar & Caf and Fatimas Grill. The upstairs includes 4 residential tenants. The property is in the high traffic corridor of 4th Street in what is dubbed "Retro Row. This corridor is vibrant and has a creative spirit of the Long Beach culture. Stretching between Cherry and Junipero, the district is home to an exciting group of 40+ independent merchants. Kitchy and hip and always hospitable, 4th Street features vintage & contemporary clothing, furniture & accessories, art, antiques & collectibles, books, roller skates & skateboards as well as locally owned restaurants, coffee shops and wine bars. Adding to the retro vibe of the street is the restored 1920s Art Theatre, which hosts a mix of first run and art films, live concerts & comedy, and other unique events. 4th Street is one of the few designated bike-friendly business districts in the city and has been featured in the pages of the New York Times as well as New York, Sunset, and Los Angeles magazine.
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