Owner User, Investment or Redevelopment Potential

Discover the potential of the surrounding area of 2360-72 Dayton Street in Aurora, CO. Conveniently located near the Central Park neighborhood and major transportation routes, the area offers prime opportunities for investors to occupy or redevelop this site. The nearby Stanley Marketplace provides a vibrant mix of dining, entertainment, and retail options. With easy access to Interstate 225 and the Denver International Airport, the location presents an ideal setting for Retail, Office or Multi-Family uses to thrive. Don't miss out on the strategic advantages that this area has to offer for your investment portfolio.Explore the potential of this mixed use property at 2360-72 Dayton Street in Aurora, CO. Boasting 10,104 rentable square feet across 3 different buildings situated on 24,393 SF of land, this well-located property offers ample space for either Investment, Owner-User or Redevelopment opportunities. The property, built in 1971, features a zoning classification of OA-MS, providing flexibility for various potential Retail, Office or Multi-Family uses. Strategically positioned in the thriving Dayton Street corridor, just 1 block from Stanley Marketplace, the Central Park neighborhood and 900 recently constructed apartments, this opportunity presents an ideal investment for those seeking a versatile space with ample potential for growth and development.Introducing a prime leasing opportunity at 2360 Dayton Street, Aurora, CO. This versatile property offers an ideal space for businesses seeking a strategic location with high visibility. Boasting a flexible layout, yard space and ample parking, this property is well-suited for a range of commercial uses. With its convenient access to major transportation routes and a vibrant business community, the property is well located within walking distance to Stanley Marketplace. Whether for retail, office, or light industrial purposes, this property provides an exceptional space for businesses looking to establish themselves in the Dayton Street corridor.