Former Medical Clinic With Upside 4000 NE Central Ave 4 545 m² Inoccupé Bureau Vente aux enchères en ligne Minneapolis, MN 55421

The brokerage team of Cushman & Wakefield, Minneapolis-St. Paul proudly presents the vacant office building at 4000 NE Central Avenue to the market with immense upside potential. The 48,925-squarefoot, three-story building, formerly the Columbia Heights Clinic, could be used as office or medical office. The building includes a lower-level storage area and a full building generator

Located in an urban setting with retail and residential surroundings, the property features public transportation on the corner, providing multiple routes, near the Columbia Heights Transit Center. It is also adjacent to a new $60 million multi-purpose city development project, the Ratio, a 296-unit apartment complex above city municipal offices and retail shops. Columbia Heights is a vibrant neighborhood along Central Avenue. Minnesota State Highways 47 and 65 offer easy access to Interstate 694, Downtown Minneapolis, and neighboring areas like Fridley and Columbia Park. 4000 NE Central Avenue benefits from premier exposure along Central Avenue, with more than 21,700 vehicles passing daily. Entering the subject site is easy with two ingress/ egress points of access.

The surrounding 3-mile radius is home to approximately 117,020 residents, 35% of whom have attained a bachelor's degree or higher level of education. The average household income is shy of $90,000, and more than $1.4 billion is generated in consumer spending yearly. A reported 9,571 daytime employees report to education and health services sector jobs, and 4,948 report to professional and business services sector jobs. Of the realm’s robust spending, $67.7 million is spent on medical services, supplies, and prescription drugs.

The Twin Cities metropolitan area, anchored by Minneapolis and St. Paul, is one of the Midwest's most diversified and resilient economies. It consistently attracts capital and talent through its balanced industry mix, highly educated labor force, and relative affordability compared with coastal markets. Education and health services represent the largest share of total employment, anchored by nationally recognized systems like Mayo Clinic, Allina Health, Fairview Health Services, and HealthPartners. Continued investment in medical research, life sciences, and biotechnology strengthens the metro's profile as a healthcare innovation hub.

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