17 Thorp and 24 Mather

17 THORP STREET Located in Binghamton’s student housing district, the property benefits from a setting within one of the Southern Tier’s established urban centers. The city offers access to a diverse economic base, regional services, and a connected local street network that supports day-to-day convenience for residents and owners alike. For investors, Binghamton’s longstanding housing stock and neighborhood fabric contribute to the area’s enduring appeal. The broader Binghamton area is known for its proximity to downtown amenities, local dining, shopping, and community institutions. Broome County adds to the location’s regional draw, while the city’s mix of residential neighborhoods and commercial corridors supports continued interest in multifamily ownership within the market. 24 MATHER STREET Positioned on Binghamton’s established West Side next to a community garden, 24 Mather Street is located just off Main Street and within walking distance of the Court Street Bridge, providing direct connectivity between the neighborhood and Downtown Binghamton’s employment, dining, and entertainment districts. The property is serviced by both SUNY and public transportation routes and benefits from a Walk Score of 83, supporting strong demand from students and residents who prioritize walkable, transit-accessible locations. Main Street traffic counts of approximately 12,690 vehicles per day contribute to visibility and neighborhood activity. The combination of Downtown proximity, transportation access, and established residential density positions this location within one of Binghamton’s most consistently leased areas.