Description

Discover a prime commercial lease opportunity at 71 Malcolm X Boulevard in the heart of Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn. This ground-floor space totaling approximately 1, 075 SQ FT, ideal for medical or professional use, sits within a classic three-story mixed-use building built in 1931, offering strong street visibility, excellent frontage, and a location that captures the steady flow of both neighborhood residents and visitors. Surrounded by a growing mix of cafes, boutiques, and service-oriented businesses, this storefront offers the perfect setting for a brand or business looking to establish itself in one of Brooklyn’s most dynamic corridors.The property sits on a 25 x 100 foot lot with approximately 5, 000 square feet of total building area, zoned for mixed commercial and residential use. The commercial space features a wide glass storefront that draws in natural light and offers direct exposure along Malcolm X Boulevard—a street known for its growing retail activity and community-focused energy. The interior layout is flexible and can be customized to suit a variety of business types, from a retail boutique or neighborhood cafe; to a creative office, wellness studio, or showroom.Located just minutes from the J, Z, and M trains at Kosciuszko Street, Myrtle-Broadway, and Gates Avenue, this address provides easy access for both customers and staff. The area boasts a Walk Score of 95 and a Transit Score of 94, highlighting its pedestrian-friendly streets and convenient public transportation options. Within a one-mile radius, more than 280, 000 residents contribute to a vibrant local economy, making it a strong foundation for a new or expanding business.This space offers not just visibility but a sense of place—surrounded by the historic charm and cultural heartbeat that define Bedford-Stuyvesant. The landlord is open to flexible lease terms and build-out discussions to accommodate the right tenant. For more information, floor plans, or to schedule a private showing, contact us today to explore the opportunity at 71 Malcolm X Boulevard, where Brooklyn character meets business potential.