Mt. Sinai Commerce Park Listing Details & Market Data

Located on the south side of four-lane Route 25A, 1/2 mile east of Route 112. A four-way traffic light will be installed at the entrance to Commerce Park. Immediate proximity to JT Mather/Northwell, St Charles/CHS, and Stony Brook University Hospital. The Mt. Sinai area offers a vibrant and thriving community, making it an ideal location for retail businesses looking to make their mark. With its proximity to bustling downtown areas, beautiful parks, and a wide range of dining options, the area is sure to attract foot traffic and potential customers. Nearby points of interest include the scenic Heritage Park, acclaimed restaurants like Crazy Crepe Cafe, and popular shopping destinations. The community's strong sense of local pride and supportive business environment provide an excellent setting for retail establishments to flourish and connect with the neighborhood.The Planned Development District (PDD) Master Plan approved by the Town of Brookhaven for this site calls for 15,400 sf of retail (market), 42,800 sf of medical office, 10,400 sf of wet dry retail, 5,000 sf or restaurant and 14,600 sf of pharmacy for a total of 88,200 SF. The site plan can be modified to accommodate different sizes and retail/office uses, including medical office. Located on south side of four lane Route 25A, 1/2 mile east of Route 112. Development will feature a new 4-way signalized intersection at 25A and Myrtle Street to be constructed by the master developer of the PDD.The Planned Development District (PDD) Master Plan approved by the Town of Brookhaven for this site calls for 15,400 sf of retail (market/grocery), +/-42,800 sf of medical office, +/-45,000 sf of retail for a total of +/-88,200 SF and a 140 unit luxury rental complex. The site plan can be modified to accommodate different sizes and retail/office uses, including medical office. Located on south side of four lane Route 25A, 1/2 mile east of Route 112. Development will feature a new 4-way signalized intersection at 25A and Myrtle Street to be constructed by the master developer of the PDD.