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4405 Commerce DR, Buford Sold

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This property has been sold and is no longer accepting inquiries. It remains listed for reference.
Asking price
$500,000
Price / SF
$140.49
Cap rate
Sale type
Property type
Property subtype
Building class
Building size
3,559 sq ft
Year built
2008
NOI
Tenancy
Building height
Building FAR
Lot size
0.62 acres
Zoning
C2-General Business
Frontage
Listing #
EN-3493
MLS #
10626452

UC Commercial Properties First Team is pleased to present the opportunity to acquire 4405 Commerce Drive in Buford, GA. a versatile commercial property previously operated as a self-service car wash and most recently converted for use as an emissions testing facility. Strategically located in one of Metro Atlanta's most dynamic and rapidly growing suburban markets, this property offers excellent redevelopment potential or continued use for automotive or service-based retail / office. The site features multiple bays with covered canopies, easy ingress and egress, and a large concrete lot with high visibility from Commerce Drive. Its proximity to Buford Highway, I-985, and downtown Buford provides strong traffic exposure and convenient access to nearby dining, shopping, and business amenities.

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Listed by UC Premier Properties
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