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The Post Road (Route 1) corridor serves as the town's main artery for retail, office space, and professional services.
Rental rates vary by "Class," with Class A office spaces in downtown or Saugatuck commanding the highest price per square foot.
Yes, Westport has several modern coworking hubs that cater to freelancers, startups, and remote corporate executives.
Main Street is known for high-end national retailers, while the surrounding areas feature a mix of local boutiques and essential services.
No, commercial and residential properties in Westport are taxed at the same mill rate based on their assessed value.
Industrial space is very scarce in Westport, as the town’s zoning is focused primarily on residential, retail, and office use.
This is a common commercial lease where the tenant pays base rent plus their share of property taxes, insurance, and maintenance costs.
Absolutely. Planning & Zoning has strict requirements for "off-street" parking based on the square footage and intended use of the business.
Any change in use (e.g., turning an office into a retail shop) requires an application and approval from the Westport Planning & Zoning commission.
This is the total amount of money the town must collect from all property owners to fund the annual municipal and school budgets.
The Westport Downtown Association and the Chamber of Commerce offer networking, marketing, and advocacy for local business owners.
While some appear on the residential MLS, most commercial opportunities are found on professional platforms like CoStar, LoopNet, or through specialized brokers.
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