Smithtown Commercial Real Estate Overview

Since The Town of Smithtown recently celebrated its 350th anniversary in 2015, now is the perfect time to invest in commercial real estate in this busy Suffolk County town on Long Island. The picturesque Town of Smithtown is approximately 111 square miles large. Smithtown commercial real estate can be found in any of the three villages (Head of Harbor, Nissequogue and Village of the Branch) or eight hamlets (Commack, Fort Salonga, Hauppauge, Kings Park, Lake Ronkonkoma, Nesconset, Smithtown and St. James) located in this town.

Smithtown Shopping

Smithtown is a prime Suffolk County shopping destination, because its big, small and medium-size commercial space is good for any type of store. For groceries, goodies and more, Smithtown residents cruise the aisles of the flagship Uncle Giuseppe’s Marketplace on Route 111. On East Main Street, the Smithtown Running Company provides expert shoe fittings and high-quality running products from all major brands. Other occupied commercial space in Smithtown includes a Target on Veterans Memorial Highway and a Super Stop & Shop on West Main Street.

Smithtown Dining

In Smithtown, foodies have plenty of options for great cuisine. The Chop Shop on East Main Street serves sizzling steaks year round. Maureen’s Kitchen on Terry Road is known as a top area breakfast and lunch spot. For those in the mood for more exotic food, the Thai House brings a piece of the Orient to Smithtown. For an after-dinner treat, Smithtown locals choose the Alpine Pastry Shop on Route 111.

Smithtown Population

Smithtown has approximately 117,800 residents. A growing number of Smithtown families send their children to eight elementary schools, three middle schools and two high schools in the Smithtown Central School District. This large population of families and individuals support the success of Smithtown commercial real estate.

Smithtown Transportation

Smithtown’s commercial space can be reached by car via the Northern State Parkway, the Long Island Expressway or the Southern State Parkway. Buses and taxis carry passengers through Suffolk County on Route 25 into the heart of Smithtown. On Redwood Lane, a LIRR Station on the Port Jefferson Branch transports commuters both west towards Manhattan and east towards Montauk. Train Station parking is available for free or with Town of Smithtown permits.