Auto repair50 ft
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425 Pennsylvania Ave, Elmira
Around Chemung County D.M.V.
An address report from Elmira Next (elmiranext.com), Oct 25, 2026. Built from public records; see the sources at the end.
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This spot
- Municipality
- City of Elmira
- Census tract
- 10
- Flood area (county map)
- Not in a mapped flood area
Getting here
- Nearest I-86 exit
- Exit 56, 1.6 mi
- Elmira Corning Regional Airport
- 7.3 mi
- Nearest rail line
- 500 ft (Norfolk Southern Railway)
- Post office
- 500 ft (South Side Elmira Post Office)
- UPS
- 6.3 mi (The UPS Store)
- FedEx
- 7.7 mi (FedEx Ship Center)
Bus stops within ½ mile (C TRAN):
- Chemung County D.M.V., right here: 3 Bulkhead
- Edward Flannery Apartments, 0.3 mi: 3 Bulkhead; 12 Southside Loop
- Elmira High School, 0.5 mi: 1 Southtown
Routes and schedules at ridectran.com ↗
Distances are straight-line, not driving. Exits, rail, parking and shipping: © OpenStreetMap contributors. All infrastructure →
Incentive programs here
- Opportunity Zone
- Yes
- HUBZone
- Yes: qualified census tract
- New Markets Tax Credit
- Yes: a low-income community, in deep distress
- Brownfield Opportunity Area
- Southside Rising (City of Elmira) ↗
Investments through Qualified Opportunity Funds can get federal capital-gains tax benefits. New zones take effect in 2027.
A small business with its main office in a HUBZone, and at least 35% of its employees living in one, can certify for the SBA HUBZone program’s federal contracting preferences.
Business and real estate projects here can raise New Markets Tax Credit financing through Community Development Entities (CDEs); distressed tracts are often prioritized.
Projects in a designated BOA that fit its plan can earn an extra NYS Brownfield Cleanup Program tax credit and get priority for state grants.
Sources: SBA (HUBZones), U.S. Treasury CDFI Fund (New Markets Tax Credit tracts), NYS Department of State (Brownfield Opportunity Areas), NYS Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation (National Register). Eligibility depends on the project: confirm with the program.
Environmental checks
- DEC cleanup sites within ½ mile
- Former Chemung Foundry (Environmental Restoration Program, no further action, 0.1 mi); Former Chemung Foundry Site (Voluntary Cleanup Program, cleanup completed, 0.1 mi); American LaFrance Main Plant (Environmental Restoration Program, cleanup completed, 0.2 mi) ↗
- Mapped wetlands
- None at this point
Sites in NYS DEC’s remediation programs. Look them up by number in DEC’s DECinfo Locator.
Sources: NYS DEC (remediation sites, spill reports), Chemung County GIS (DEC wetlands and the National Wetlands Inventory). Not a site assessment: a Phase I environmental review is the standard for a purchase.
Internet service nearby
100% of the 292 homes and businesses within ¼ mile can get 100/20 Mbps or faster over a wired connection (fiber, cable or DSL).
| Provider | Service | Fastest offered | Reaches |
|---|---|---|---|
| Spectrum | Cable | 1 Gbps / 1 Gbps | all |
| Empire Long Distance Corporation | Fiber | 1 Gbps / 100 Mbps | 97% |
| Spectrum | Fiber | 1 Gbps / 500 Mbps | 1% |
| Verizon | Fixed wireless (licensed) | 300 Mbps / 30 Mbps | all |
| T-Mobile | Fixed wireless (licensed) | 100 Mbps / 20 Mbps | 99% |
| FirstLight Fiber | Fiber | 100 Mbps / 100 Mbps | 0% |
| Xtreme5G | Fixed wireless (licensed) | 50 Mbps / 10 Mbps | 64% |
Download / upload speeds providers say they offer, from the FCC’s National Broadband Map (data as of Dec 31, 2025), added up over the 24 census blocks around this spot. Satellite service is offered almost everywhere and isn’t listed. Check a specific address on the FCC’s map ↗.
Parks and public land within 3 miles
- Sly Street Park · park, 1.0 acres, 0.2 mi
- Millers Pond Park · park, 3.0 acres, 0.5 mi
- Katy Leary Park · park, 1.0 acres, 0.6 mi
- Brand Park · park, 14.0 acres, 0.6 mi
- Riverfront Park · park, 4.0 acres, 0.7 mi
- Gaines Street Park · park, 1.0 acres, 0.7 mi
- Jim Nelson Park · park, 5.0 acres, 0.7 mi
- Cypress Street Park · park, 2.0 acres, 0.8 mi
Distance to the nearest edge. All parks and public land →
Traffic on nearby roads
| Road | Counted between | Vehicles a day | Trucks | Count year | Distance |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pennsylvania Av | S Main St – Erie St | 2,734 | 2019 | 350 ft | |
| S Main St | Pennsylvania Ave – Main St Bridge | 7,902 | 3% | 2019 | 350 ft |
| Locust St | Mt Zoar – Dead End | 61 | 2014 | 0.1 mi |
Average daily traffic from NYS Department of Transportation counts, on roads within ¼ mile. Some counts are several years old.
Businesses within 1 mile: 463
The 15 nearest
Government and public agencies100 ft
Chemung County Ymca
425 Pennsylvania Ave, Elmira
Social services200 ft
Cornell Coopertive Extension of Chemung
425 Pennsylvania Ave #107, Elmira
Gyms, fitness and yoga200 ft
Family Fitness Center
425 Pennsylvania Ave, Elmira
Social services350 ft
Chemung County Dept. of Social Services
425 Pennsylvania Ave, Elmira
Physical, speech and other therapy350 ft
Chemung County Early Intervention Program
425 Pennsylvania Ave, Elmira
Doctors and clinics350 ft
Thomas R Mitchell MD PC
425 Pennsylvania Ave, Elmira
Clubs, lodges and associations350 ft
Cooperative Extension Association in the State of New York
425 Pennsylvania Ave Ste 107, Elmira
Social services350 ft
Senior Center
425 Pennsylvania Ave, Elmira
Restaurants450 ft
Bernie Murray's Restaurant
500 502 South Main St, Elmira
Restaurants500 ft
Original Italian Pizza
411 S Main St, Elmira
Trucking, hauling and logistics500 ft
United States Postal Service
418 S Main St, Elmira
Restaurants500 ft
Pasquale's Pizzeria
411 South Main Street, Elmira
Cannabis and CBD0.1 mi
Little Smokey's
438 Pennsylvania Ave, Elmira
Grocery stores and supermarkets0.1 mi
Dolar General Store #25090
424 S Main St, Elmira
By category
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The neighborhood: tract 10
- People
- 2,664
- Median age
- 30 years
- Median household income
- $37,813
- Below the poverty line
- 51%
- Adults 25+ with a bachelor’s degree or more
- 8%
- Unemployment
- 24%
- Median home value
- $67,400
- Median rent
- $954 a month
- Homes and apartments
- 1,323 (21% vacant)
- Small-business loans by banks, 2024
- 20 ($2.2 million)
Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020–2024, for the census tract this address is in. Small-area figures have wide margins of error. Loans: banks’ Community Reinvestment Act reports (FFIEC).
People and jobs nearby
- People living nearby
- 11,884
- Homes and apartments
- 5,810
- Jobs located nearby
- 6,335
- Jobs paying over $3,333 a month
- 58%
Biggest employers by industry
- Public administration
- 2,301 jobs
- Health care and social assistance
- 841 jobs
- Retail
- 508 jobs
- Hotels and food service
- 473 jobs
- Manufacturing
- 395 jobs
Added up over 4 census tracts: the one this address is in and those centered within 1 mile, so it can cover a wider area than the circle. People: ACS 2020–2024. Jobs: Census Bureau LEHD workplace counts, 2023.
Chemung County’s economy
- Unemployment rate
- 4.2%
- Labor force
- 35,612
- Jobs in the county
- 32,747
- Employers
- 1,852
- Average weekly wage
- $1,248
| Private industry | Jobs | Avg weekly wage |
|---|---|---|
| Health care and social assistance | 5,996 | $1,253 |
| Manufacturing | 4,684 | $1,628 |
| Retail | 4,335 | $730 |
| Hotels and food service | 2,744 | $491 |
| Transportation and warehousing | 1,523 | $1,202 |
| Construction | 1,255 | $1,557 |
Bureau of Labor Statistics: unemployment August 2026 (preliminary); jobs and wages Q1 2026 (all employers; the table shows private industries).
Business properties within 1 mile: 589
Retail, restaurants and shopping: 195 · Hotels, apartments and mobile home parks: 131 · Auto and gas: 92 · Vacant commercial and industrial land: 74 · Offices and banks: 61 · Industrial and warehouses: 32 · Other commercial: 4
- 416 Powell St, Elmira: apartments, 0.87 acres, Opportunity Zone (250 ft)
- 401 Powell St, Elmira: apartments, 1.33 acres, Opportunity Zone (350 ft)
- 449 Pennsylvania Ave, Elmira: one-story small building, 0.29 acres, Opportunity Zone (450 ft)
- 411 Main St, Elmira: fast food, 1.51 acres, Opportunity Zone (450 ft)
- 537-539 Main St, Elmira: apartments, 0.61 acres, Opportunity Zone (450 ft)
- 500 Main St, Elmira: restaurant, 0.24 acres, Opportunity Zone (500 ft)
- 434 Pennsylvania Ave, Elmira: vacant commercial land, 0.13 acres, Opportunity Zone (550 ft)
- 408 Powell St, Elmira: apartments, 0.82 acres, Opportunity Zone (0.1 mi)
No space listed as available nearby yet. Owners and brokers can list space for free.
Sources
Businesses: New York State licenses, permits and filings matched by Elmira Next. Properties: Chemung County GIS parcel map. Neighborhood figures: U.S. Census Bureau (American Community Survey; LEHD). County economy: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Traffic: NYS Department of Transportation. Buses: C TRAN’s public schedule feed. Internet service: FCC National Broadband Map. Opportunity Zones: U.S. Treasury. Flood areas: the county’s flood map (not a FEMA determination). Map: OpenStreetMap contributors. All sources →