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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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.
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
Bouille Electric Inc. (Hazardous waste corrective action (RCRA), no further action, 0.1 mi); 714 Baldwin Street (State Superfund, class 2: significant threat, 0.2 mi); 714 Baldwin LLC (Brownfield Cleanup Program, no further action, 0.2 mi); Former Diamond Cleaners (State Superfund, class 4: closed, needs continued site management, 0.2 mi); Diamond Cleaners (Voluntary Cleanup Program, no further action, 0.2 mi); and 6 more ↗
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 74 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
99%
Empire Long Distance Corporation
Fiber
1 Gbps / 100 Mbps
91%
Spectrum
Fiber
1 Gbps / 500 Mbps
9%
Verizon
Fixed wireless (licensed)
300 Mbps / 20 Mbps
66%
T-Mobile
Fixed wireless (licensed)
100 Mbps / 20 Mbps
97%
Xtreme5G
Fixed wireless (licensed)
100 Mbps / 20 Mbps
96%
FirstLight Fiber
Fiber
10 Mbps / 1 Mbps
1%
Download / upload speeds providers say they offer, from the FCC’s National Broadband Map (data as of Dec 31, 2025),
added up over the 21 census blocks around this spot. Satellite service is offered almost
everywhere and isn’t listed. Check a specific address on the FCC’s map ↗.
Pick a category to see those businesses on the map and in a table with their public records: your competitors, or the services and suppliers nearby.
Businesses run from home aren’t listed here, to keep their addresses private.
The neighborhood: tract 7
People
2,216
Median age
48 years
Median household income
$14,841
Below the poverty line
59%
Adults 25+ with a bachelor’s degree or more
15%
Unemployment
0%
Median home value
$112,900
Median rent
$658 a month
Homes and apartments
1,264 (15% vacant)
Small-business loans by banks, 2024
57 ($2.1 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
7,934
Homes and apartments
4,253
Jobs located nearby
8,168
Jobs paying over $3,333 a month
61%
Biggest employers by industry
Public administration
2,301 jobs
Health care and social assistance
1,242 jobs
Manufacturing
1,117 jobs
Retail
519 jobs
Hotels and food service
412 jobs
Added up over 3 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: 918
Vacant commercial and industrial land: 264 · Retail, restaurants and shopping: 212 · Hotels, apartments and mobile home parks: 168 · Auto and gas: 121 · Offices and banks: 71 · Industrial and warehouses: 69 · Other commercial: 13
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 →