Elmira NextChemung County’s business nexus, built from public records

Around Hathorn Court

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This spot

Municipality
City of Elmira
Census tract
2
Flood area (county map)
Not in a mapped flood area

Permits, zoning and contacts for the City of Elmira →

Getting here

Nearest I-86 exit
Exit 56, 1.9 mi
Elmira Corning Regional Airport
5.0 mi
Nearest rail line
0.4 mi (Norfolk Southern Railway)
Post office
1.0 mi (College Post Office)
UPS
4.2 mi (The UPS Store)
FedEx
5.4 mi (FedEx Ship Center)

Bus stops within ½ mile (C TRAN):

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
No
HUBZone
Yes: qualified census tract
New Markets Tax Credit
Yes: a low-income community, in severe distress
National Register
Listed: Jones, John W., House [John W. Jones Museum] (2003)

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.

Income-producing buildings that are listed, or contribute to a listed district, may qualify for the 20% federal historic rehabilitation tax credit and New York’s state credit. Whether a building contributes is decided by the State Historic Preservation Office.

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
None
Mapped wetlands
None at this point

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 242 homes and businesses within ¼ mile can get 100/20 Mbps or faster over a wired connection (fiber, cable or DSL).

ProviderServiceFastest offeredReaches
SpectrumCable 1 Gbps / 1 Gbpsall
Empire Long Distance CorporationFiber 1 Gbps / 100 Mbps76%
SpectrumFiber 1 Gbps / 500 Mbps1%
VerizonFixed wireless (licensed) 300 Mbps / 20 Mbps70%
Xtreme5GFixed wireless (licensed) 100 Mbps / 20 Mbpsall
T-MobileFixed wireless (licensed) 25 Mbps / 3 Mbps76%

Download / upload speeds providers say they offer, from the FCC’s National Broadband Map (data as of Dec 31, 2025), added up over the 5 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

Distance to the nearest edge. All parks and public land →

Traffic on nearby roads

RoadCounted betweenVehicles a dayTrucksCount yearDistance
W Woodlawn Ave Davis St – College Ave1,647 3%201950 ft
Davis St Tompkins St – Woodlawn Ave2,834 2%201850 ft

Average daily traffic from NYS Department of Transportation counts, on roads within ¼ mile. Some counts are several years old.

Businesses within 1 mile: 192

The 15 nearest

Business services, printing and marketing0.3 mi

1Click Agency

1255 College Ave, Elmira

Building supplies and equipment rental0.3 mi

Rexel

1300 College Ave, Elmira

Cafés, bakeries and ice cream0.3 mi

King Kone

1315 College Avenue, Elmira

By category

Doctors and clinics21
Restaurants12
Auto repair10
Other businesses9
Manufacturing8
Churches and places of worship6
Convenience stores6
Clubs, lodges and associations6
Hospitals, labs and imaging6
Hair salons5
Grocery stores and supermarkets4
Builders and general contractors4
Insurance4
Schools, tutoring and training4
Banks and credit unions4
Car dealers4
Arts, theaters and museums3
Child care3
Barbershops3
Building supplies and equipment rental3
Cafés, bakeries and ice cream3
Tires and auto parts3
Fast food and takeout3
Taxis, buses and rides3
Counseling and mental health3
Energy and utilities3
Business services, printing and marketing2
Medical equipment and supplies2
Trucking, hauling and logistics2
Waste, septic and dumpsters2
Roofing, siding and windows2
Colleges, universities and research2
Social services2
Dentists2
Plumbing, heating and cooling2
Electronics, phones and computers2
Accounting, tax and financial services2
Bars and taverns2
Gas stations2
Home care1
Property owners and landlords1
Charities and community nonprofits1
Wholesale and distribution1
Department, discount and dollar stores1
Pharmacies1
Aviation and aerospace1
Cannabis and CBD1
Government and public agencies1
Housing and apartments1
Nail salons1
Electricians1
Food and beverage production1
Appraisers and inspectors1
Gyms, fitness and yoga1
Specialty food and markets1
Beer, wine and liquor stores1
Clothing, shoes and jewelry1
Home, hardware and garden1
Physical, speech and other therapy1
Gifts, books, crafts and hobbies1
Cleaning and pest control1
Painting, flooring and interiors1

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The neighborhood: tract 2

People
2,777
Median age
35 years
Median household income
$53,221
Below the poverty line
20%
Adults 25+ with a bachelor’s degree or more
23%
Unemployment
0%
Median home value
$96,300
Median rent
$884 a month
Homes and apartments
1,295 (17% vacant)
Small-business loans by banks, 2024
22 ($1.2 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
5,949
Homes and apartments
2,329
Jobs located nearby
4,055
Jobs paying over $3,333 a month
59%

Biggest employers by industry

Health care and social assistance
2,182 jobs
Education
1,040 jobs
Manufacturing
228 jobs
Retail
102 jobs
Information
94 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 industryJobsAvg weekly wage
Health care and social assistance5,996$1,253
Manufacturing4,684$1,628
Retail4,335$730
Hotels and food service2,744$491
Transportation and warehousing1,523$1,202
Construction1,255$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: 243

Retail, restaurants and shopping: 78 · Vacant commercial and industrial land: 68 · Industrial and warehouses: 29 · Auto and gas: 29 · Hotels, apartments and mobile home parks: 27 · Offices and banks: 10 · Other commercial: 2

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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 →