Garage 108 Kent

FOR SALE: 108-122 W. College Kent Ohio 44240
https://www.loopnet.com/Listing/108-W-College-St-Kent-OH/28074817/

• 108 Building: 1st Floor: 3,150 square feet (17’ ceiling height)
2nd Floor: 3,150 square feet (12’ ceiling height)

• 108: Liquor Licenses (D2, D2X, D3, D3A, D6) available, Parking Spots (9-11), Land Survey completed, Full Architect Plans created, Zone Use: Assembly A2-A3, Several Commercial Kitchen Appliances, Approval on City Regulations from ARB, Zoning, Planning Commission boards, new Tundra™ Silicone roof, exterior painting, tuckpointing, new garage doors, landscaping, tree removal

• 122 Building: 1st Floor: 3,000 square feet (15’ ceiling height)
2nd Floor: 2,000 square feet (10’ ceiling height) newly cosmetically renovated, move-in ready, 2 ADA bathrooms

•108-122: City incentives include a tax abatement program, CRA Pre-1994, and a revolving loan fund

Multiple Uses include: community center, store retail, flex-warehouse, creative office, office space, storage, manufacturing, storefront, cafe, restaurant, speakeasy, bar, commercial kitchen, nightclub, event center activities, fitness, health club, co-working hub, gallery, wedding venue, event venue space

CONTACT: Valerie 312-479-2427

108 W College St, Kent, OH 44240 - Commercial 108-122 W College Kent Ohio 44240 | LoopNet 108 W College St, Kent, OH 44240. This Retail property is available for sale. Commercial Property Mixed Uses For Sale: 108-122 W. College

FEARLESS FREEDOM: On National Flag Day, in honor of the holiday we added American flag banners to the G108 building windows as a sign of patriotism and pride for the freedom we enjoy daily.
The City of Kent is currently going through a flag redesign and we want to encourage the citizens and community to get involved in the project. In the coming weeks a few narrowed down designs will be out to the public to vote on the favorite.
Keep up with all the flag progress in our stories. Feel free to reach out, DM, and send us a message if you would like to get more involved.

TREE REMOVAL: Mother Nature’s storms this week prompted the first of many phases to slowly remove the large, wild trees growing on the backside of the building and cut down the tree branches hanging over ODOT highway 59.
It was a dangerous job with lots of dead tree limbs falling on to unstable rocky terrine hills and countless areas of the poison ivy. Big thanks to the tree arborist and professionals for making sure everyone was safe during this removal.
Clearing out these trees is the first of many steps for the city to build a future public sidewalk, pathway, and potentially a bike path for the community to use and enjoy. Crossing our fingers the city is awarded these grant funds sooner vs later for this project.