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Not a house as concern at the moment as we are under contract. I drive to Syracuse for the home inspection this weekend.
Trying to determine the lease cost of where I set up a bagel-artisan bread shop. Looking in the North Syracuse area has resulted in rather high rents from what I could find for a retail place.
Is this within the village of North Syracuse or is this including the surrounding area?
Honestly, I can't tell from descriptions I read. There's too many places that seem to run into one another and go by multiple names. North Syracuse, Village of North Syracuse, Salina, Cicero, and such all seem to run into one another from the viewpoint of someone who is not familiar with the area. Even the house we are under contract with is said to be in Bridgeport, yet somehow also North Syracuse. It all seems to fluid and not delineated enough to an outsider such as me.
Honestly, I can't tell from descriptions I read. There's too many places that seem to run into one another and go by multiple names. North Syracuse, Village of North Syracuse, Salina, Cicero, and such all seem to run into one another from the viewpoint of someone who is not familiar with the area. Even the house we are under contract with is said to be in Bridgeport, yet somehow also North Syracuse. It all seems to fluid and not delineated enough to an outsider such as me.
A lot of that could be due to if municipality/place, zip code or school district is used. You can live in Bridgeport(cdp-census designated place) in the town of Cicero in the North Syracuse Central school district. Bridgeport, NY - USA.comâ„¢
North Syracuse is a village, but zip code 13212 is viewed as being a North Syracuse zip code. That zip code covers parts of towns outside of village limits as well. 13212 Zip Code - USA.comâ„¢
Salina and Clay are also town(ships), that have portions in the North Syracuse SD(the eastern portions of those towns).
Found one in the Bayberry area. Offer going in today thanks to our realtor being kind and doing a virtual walkthrough with me yesterday via FB. I'll drive down when the offer is accepted and the home inspection occurs.
Downside is that its close to two other bagel shops, so not very likely for me to open one near them. Although, perhaps one will hire me. Uncertain.
Found one in the Bayberry area. Offer going in today thanks to our realtor being kind and doing a virtual walkthrough with me yesterday via FB. I'll drive down when the offer is accepted and the home inspection occurs.
Downside is that its close to two other bagel shops, so not very likely for me to open one near them. Although, perhaps one will hire me. Uncertain.
Good...Perhaps there is a space down Route 57 in the village of Liverpool that may work. Baldwinsville and even North Syracuse are a couple of villages not too far away as well.
There is space for rent near a Family Dollar in Liverpool. Not certain about the area, but price seems good for a 1200 sq ft space. There's another 1,300 sq ft space near John Glenn Blvd (?) that also seems good, but it closer to the competition of Brueggers and Bagelicious.
There is space for rent near a Family Dollar in Liverpool. Not certain about the area, but price seems good for a 1200 sq ft space. There's another 1,300 sq ft space near John Glenn Blvd (?) that also seems good, but it closer to the competition of Brueggers and Bagelicious.
It is in a busy area that could attract quite a few customers and there really isn't an artisan bagel shop in that area. I think the closest place to that area in terms of getting a bagel is a new Dunkin Donuts(like we really need another one) in the village of Liverpool and another one on 7th North Street. So, that may be a better location for your shop, in comparison.
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