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2300-2344 Summer St
Stamford, CT 06905
Retail Property For Lease
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10,000 SF
Highlights
- Excellent location with high visibility in Downtown Stamford
- Easy highway access; 1.6 miles, 5 minutes to Interstate-95
- Surrounding Tenancy: Marshalls, Stop & Shop, Old Navy, Michael’s, Dave’s Hot Chicken and many more.
- Dedicated parking lot available located in the rear of the building off 7th Street
- Trade Area Demographics: $252,000 average household income within a 5-mile radius
Property Facts
| Total Space Available | 10,000 SF | Gross Leasable Area | 11,305 SF |
| Property Type | Retail | Year Built | 1952 |
| Property Subtype | Storefront | Parking Ratio | 3.54/1,000 SF |
| Total Space Available | 10,000 SF |
| Property Type | Retail |
| Property Subtype | Storefront |
| Gross Leasable Area | 11,305 SF |
| Year Built | 1952 |
| Parking Ratio | 3.54/1,000 SF |
About the Property
Excellent Opportunity – Now Leasing 10,000 SF of Retail Space 2300 Summer Street, Stamford, CT 06905 Presented for lease is a 10,000 square foot former retail space along Summer Street in Stamford, Connecticut one of Fairfield County’s most dynamic and high-demand retail corridors — a market that continues to attract national retailers and benefit from exceptional demographic strength. The Location Positioned along Summer Street in Stamford’s coveted Ridgeway corridor, this property benefits from a traffic count of approximately 9,800 vehicles per day and sits just 1.6 miles — roughly five minutes — from Interstate 95, providing outstanding regional accessibility and visibility. The surrounding retail landscape is nothing short of a who’s who of national brands. Directly across the street, the Ridgeway Shopping Center is anchored by Stop & Shop, Marshalls, Old Navy, Michaels, Burlington, Ashley HomeStore, and Ulta Beauty. Recent additions to the corridor further underscore its momentum, with Shake Shack, Dave’s Hot Chicken, Whole Foods, and DSW among the newest names to plant their flag in the area. Staples rounds out the neighborhood’s deep bench of everyday-needs and specialty retailers. This caliber of co-tenancy drives consistent foot traffic, lengthens consumer dwell time in the area, and signals to the market that Summer Street is a destination — not just a throughway.
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