4290 Broadway

Located in the heart of Washington Heights, 4290 Broadway benefits from one of Upper Manhattan’s most dynamic retail corridors. The surrounding neighborhood has experienced a wave of reinvestment over the past decade, with new residential, medical, and educational developments driving strong local demand for commercial space. Anchored by major institutions such as NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia University Medical Center and Yeshiva University, Washington Heights has a stable population base and a growing influx of younger residents seeking affordable housing with easy access to Midtown. The property sits along a high-traffic stretch of Broadway, where national retailers and long-standing neighborhood businesses coexist, creating a vibrant commercial environment. Multiple subway lines—including the 1, A, and C trains—and several bus routes provide excellent connectivity, while proximity to the George Washington Bridge facilitates access to both Upper Manhattan and Northern New Jersey. The combination of strong demographics, accessibility, and continued private and public investment makes Washington Heights one of the most resilient and active submarkets in Manhattan for both users and investors.BKREA has been exclusively retained to sell 4290 Broadway, located between West 183rd Street and West 182nd Street. The two-story commercial property is currently occupied by three tenants and features approximately 187 feet of frontage along Broadway with a total of 37,158 square feet of commercial space. Located in the heart of Washington Heights, 4290 Broadway benefits from one of Upper Manhattan’s most dynamic retail corridors. The surrounding neighborhood has experienced a wave of reinvestment over the past decade, with new residential, medical, and educational developments driving strong local demand for commercial space. Anchored by major institutions such as NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia University Medical Center and Yeshiva University, Washington Heights has a stable population base and a growing influx of younger residents seeking affordable housing with easy access to Midtown. The property sits along a high-traffic stretch of Broadway, where national retailers and long-standing neighborhood businesses coexist, creating a vibrant commercial environment. Multiple subway lines—including the 1, A, and C trains—and several bus routes provide excellent connectivity, while proximity to the George Washington Bridge facilitates access to both Upper Manhattan and Northern New Jersey. The combination of strong demographics, accessibility, and continued private and public investment makes Washington Heights one of the most resilient and active submarkets in Manhattan for both users and investors.