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FOR LEASE |
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| AREA: |
Downtown just NW of the Central Business District |
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| ZONING: |
Commercial |
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| SALES PRICE: |
Contact Broker |
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| LEASE RATE : |
$1.25 per SF - Full Service minus janitorial |
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| TOTAL SPACE AVAILABLE: |
Approx. 63,000 |
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| BUILDING SIZE: |
122,000 SF + 40,000 SF attached courtyard for tenant use or for future expansion if desired by tenant |
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| LOT SIZE: |
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| YEAR BUILT: |
1897 |
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| ADDRESS: |
816 Camaron, San Antonio Texas 78212 |
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| DESCRIPTION: |
The Finesilver building is a unique blend of historical architecture and modern convenience. The traditional reinforced concrete and heavy timber construction is complemented by glass and steel—a beautiful juxtaposition with historical roots and a keen eye to the future. The loft atmosphere creates an optimal environment for today’s businesses.
Price per square foot: $1.25
This price includes utilities, insurance, taxes. It does not include telephone service, internet, or janitorial within the space.
Building Hours:
M-F 6:50am – 6:15pm
Sat 9:00am – 11:30am (currently)
Sun closed
* After hours access is granted via a proximity key card
Quick Facts:
- SPACES AVAILABLE NOW
FROM 400 - 24,000 SQ FT
- CONVENIENTLY LOCATED DOWNTOWN
- HIGHLY VISIBLE LOCATION
- UNIQUE ARCHITECTURE
- BUILDING SIGNAGE AVAILABLE
- FREE COVERED PARKING
- OUTDOOR COURTYARD
The building affords tremendous visibility. Nearly 400,000 cars pass the Finesilver building daily on the adjacent expressways giving any tenant a high profile and awareness as a fixture of downtown San Antonio.
Finesilver has all the advantages of being downtown without the traffic hassles of going into downtown. The building is easily accessible from all expressways and major downtown streets.
There is ample covered, free parking available under the expressway. The existing three-story building also has an attached courtyard for tenant use or for future expansion of an additional 40,000 square feet, if needed.
The building was cited in 2002 by the American Institute of Architects for its vision and contribution to the urban renewal of downtown. |
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