Retail Building in East Northport, NY

3021-3023 JERICHO TPKE, EAST NORTHPORT, NEW YORK 11731

Executive Summary:

Price:	$1,999,999
Building Size:	9,520 SF
Property Type:	Retail
Lot Size:	0.71 Acres
Year Built:	1979
Cap Rate:	6.13%
NOI:	$122,629
Location:	3021-3023 Jericho Tpke, East Northport, NY 11731

Investment Highlights

For Sale: Retail Building on Jericho Tpke
3021B Has Additional 2,200 SF Mezzanine Space
One Vacancy – Great Lease-Up Opportunity
Surrounded by Other Retail Amenities
Strong Traffic Counts: +/- 37,000 VPD
1/4 Mile From Huntington Mall & Home Depot

Investment Summary

American Investment Properties is retained to sell the property at 3021-3023 Jericho Turnpike, East Northport, New York. At this location is a retail strip center that has an additional 2,200 SF of mezzanine storage space. There is currently one vacancy at the property which provides for a great lease-up opportunity. The property sits on the busy Jericho Turnpike which sees over 37,000 vehicles per day. It’s a quarter mile from Huntington Mall, Home Depot, and surrounded by other neighborhood amenities.

About East Northport, NY

East Northport is a hamlet and census-designated place (CDP) located within the Town of Huntington in Suffolk County, on Long Island, New York, United States.

On August 11, 1989, FBI Informant Robert Kubecka and his brother-in-law Donald Barstow were murdered inside their Brightside Avenue office by Lucchese Family soldiers Rocco Vitulli and Frank “Frankie the Pearl” Federico, on orders of Capo Salvatore Avellino, with the blessing of then-Lucchesse underboss Anthony ‘Gaspipe’ Casso. Information provided by Kubecka had been used as part of the infamous Mafia Commission Trial in 1985–1986.

In 1998, East Northport’s United States Post Office building was renamed the Jerome Anthony Ambro, Jr. Post Office Building through a bill passed by the United States Congress, in honor of the former congressman for New York’s Third congressional district.

As of 2025, East Northport is the largest community in the town of Huntington, by land area, and third in population behind Huntington Station and Dix Hills.