Commercial space For Lease in Mahwah, NJ
MLS# : 24031849
PROPERTY DETAILS
PROPERTY DESCRIPTION
200 Route 17 South: Your Versatile Workspace Solution in Mahwah! This adaptable building caters to businesses of all sizes with its diverse selection of suites! Find the perfect fit, from cozy spaces as small as 500 sq ft to expansive areas exceeding 1000 sq ft. Need more room? Several suites can be easily combined to create a layout that matches your unique needs. With approved uses ranging from professional offices and attorney offices, accountant offices, and physical therapy practices, the possibilities are endless. Enjoy secure access, renovated hall bathrooms , and a modern atmosphere to impress clients and enhance employee well-being. Ample parking ensures hassle-free commutes, while the building's prime location near major highways like Rt. 287 and the New York State Thruway guarantees easy access for all. Don't miss out on this opportunity to be minutes from Ramsey Train Station, shopping, and restaurants! Bring your business to Mahwah and thrive at 200 Route 17 South!
Amenities
This listing is a courtesy of Compass New Jersey, LLC-Ridgewood
(551) 284-0175 office, listing agent Rod M. Lopez
MADISON ADAMSTM
Ridgewood, NJ 07450
201-760-1100 (office)
201-760-1102 (fax)
About Mahwah, NJ Real Estate Market
The naming of Mahwah sources inspiration from the Lenape language word ‘mawewi’, which means ‘a place where paths meet’. The central area of Mahwah originally was known as Hohokus Township till 1849. In 1944, an act passed by New Jersey Legislature joined the parts of Orvil Township, Upper Saddle River, Allendale and Ramsey to form the municipality of Mahwah.
Since it is the biggest municipality in Bergen County in terms of area, Mahwah is one of the best places to live in, with both small-sized homes and big-sized homes available for sale in this town of New Jersey. There are several state and county parks in Mahwah, such as Darlington County Park, Campgaw Mountain Reservation and Ramapo Valley County Reservation. Out of these, the Campgaw Mountain Reservation hosts a few campgrounds and ski slopes. The Ramapo rivers flow through the western part of the municipality.
There are several places from Bergen County which surround the municipality of Mahwah, such as Oakland, Allendale, Franklin Lakes, Wyckoff and Upper Saddle River. Apart from these, Mahwah also shares its borders with other places like Ringwood from Passaic County and Hillburn, Airmont, Suffern and Ramapo from Rockland County.
| Population: | 25,890 |
| Total Housing Units: | 9,868 |
| Single Family Homes: | 9,241 |
| General Tax Rate (2023): | 2.037% |
| Effective Tax Rate (2023): | 1.475% |
| Compare To Other Towns |
Mahwah Market Indicators
PRICE INDEX
| Average Price* (12mo): | $890,214 |
| Homes Sold* (12mo): | 111 |
SINGLE FAMILY HOME SALES
Mahwah, NJ
REAL ESTATE TAXES
| General Tax Rate (2023): | 2.037% |
| Effective Tax Rate (2023): | 1.475% |
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General Tax Rate is used to determine the amount of real estate tax levied upon a particular property. This rate is used to compute the tax bill.
Effective Tax Rate is used to compare of one district to another district based on the assumption that all districts are at 100% valuation. This rate has been computed by the State of New Jersey Department of the Treasury using County Equalization Average Ratios. This rate is NOT to be used to compute the tax bill.
Data Source: US Census 2010, NJ MLS, State of New Jersey Department of the Treasury
