Opportunity knocks! Excellent mixed-use investment opportunity for owner-occupants and investors alike. This versatile property features two spacious residential units plus one commercial unit, offering multiple income streams and long-term potential. Each residential unit is approximately 1,200 sq. ft. and features 3 bedrooms, while the approximately 1,200 sq. ft. commercial space includes a generously sized basement offering ample storage. Ideally situated in Jersey City's Greenville neighborhood, an area offering exciting potential for continued growth and investment. Enjoy convenient access to NYC, Newark Liberty International Airport, the New Jersey Turnpike, and major transportation routes. A bus stop located right at the corner provides direct service to Exchange Place, Journal Square PATH, and Hoboken, connecting residents and customers to some of the area's most important employment and transportation hubs. Whether you're looking to occupy one unit while generating rental income, establish a business with residential income above, or add a mixed-use asset to your investment portfolio, this property offers flexibility and significant upside potential. With its spacious units, commercial component, transportation access, and strategic Jersey City location, this is an opportunity worth exploring. Property may qualify for FHA financing for eligible buyers. Don't miss it!
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