Close to parks, restaurants and entertainment too!

Do you think there's good amenities like restaurant/shopping near by (upper south end seems close to downtown providence so I'm thinking that may be a positive and make the area more convenient)?

It's in a very desirable area: 1 block from "restaurant row", 1.5 blocks from train stop (BART), 2 blocks from freeway entrance, and 3 miles (15min car ride) from UC Berkeley. 

What about other aspects such as desirability from location on the street, how appealing the entrance or display window is, restaurant vs office space, etc?

I'm looking to make the transition from residential to commercial investing and think I've identified an opportunity with a restaurant space in a pretty attractive area. 

Currently we have two properties (one rented one we are fixing and living in) and we are interested in starting the process to franchise a quick service restaurant.

Currently we have two properties (one rented, one we are fixing and living in) and we are interested in starting the process to franchise a quick service restaurant.

You see Denver developers buying properties over there to turn into bars, pizzerias, restaurants, retail.

Scott and we think it will give us a nice head start; however, we would like to adapt what we are learning to the Mexican market.Hope to hear from you soon!

For example Walnut Creek has two Whole Foods, Neiman Marcus, Maserati/Bentley dealerships and tons of restaurants in a walkable area.