Sitiye nan 79 Mineola Boulevard, espas komèsyal sa a ki fèk renovetive 400 pye kare bay yon vizibilite eksepsyonèl sèlman kèk etap soti nan estasyon Mineola LIRR la, yon sant ki okipe ki sèvi plizyè branch (Main, Oyster Bay, Ronkonkoma) e ki aji kòm yon gwo sant transpò entèmodal ak otobis NICE ak yon garaj pou estasyone. Nan kòmansman ane 2025, kantite itilizatè LIRR pandan semèn yo te rive nan yon mwayèn de anviwon 325,500 monte, sa ki mete aksan sou mouvman pyeton kontinyèl la. Sant-ville Mineola benefisye de yon konsepsyon entansyonèl ki fè li fasil pou mache, ak estasyon LIRR la ak anplwayè ki tou pre yo ki bay plizyè mil pyeton chak jou nan sant Mineola. Plase jis yon ti mache soti nan etablisman NYU Langone ki se pou pasyan ekstèn yo, kote a ofri yon aksè san pwoblèm pou tou de travayè sante ak pasyan. Ak yon trafik pye eksepsyonèlman kondwi pa transpò, yon konfigirasyon konpak men fleksib, ak plis pouvwa apwopriye medikal, espas sa a se ideyal pou komèsyal, sèvis profesyonèl, oswa biznis ki konekte ak sante kap chèche gwo ekspozisyon ak aksè fasil.

Located at 79 Mineola Boulevard, this freshly remodeled 400 sq ft retail space offers outstanding visibility mere steps from the Mineola LIRR station, a busy hub serving multiple branches (Main, Oyster Bay, Ronkonkoma) and acting as a major intermodal transit center with NICE buses and a parking garage. The LIRR’s system-wide weekday ridership in early 2025 averaged around 325,500 boardings, underscoring the sustained pedestrian traffic. Downtown Mineola benefits from intentional walkable design, with the LIRR station and nearby employers delivering thousands of pedestrians each weekday
Mineola. Positioned just a short stroll from key NYU Langone outpatient facilities, the location offers seamless access for both healthcare workers and patients. With exceptional transit-driven foot traffic, a compact yet adaptable layout, and prime proximity to medical services, this space is ideal for retail, professional services, or health-adjacent businesses looking for high exposure and accessibility.