21 Hwy Uhland, TX 78640
This exceptional 18.98-acre commercial tract is ideally situated along Highway 21 in Uhland, Texas, a rapidly expanding community in Central Texas. The property's prime location offers unparalleled visibility and accessibility, making it perfect for a diverse range of development opportunities. Considered uses include residential mixed-use projects, standalone developments, multifamily housing, retail spaces, restaurants, grocery stores, drug stores, medical facilities, or storage facilities. The possibilities are virtually limitless for entrepreneurs and developers seeking to capitalize on Uhland's explosive growth. The area is experiencing significant residential expansion, with approximately 4,700 new residential sites planned, ensuring high traffic volume and substantial exposure for any development on this land. This translates to a robust customer base and significant return on investment. City water is readily available at the street, and sewer lines are conveniently located in close proximity to the property, simplifying infrastructure connections and reducing development costs. The city of Uhland actively encourages commercial development, providing a supportive environment for new businesses and projects. This 1,460 square foot parcel presents a unique chance to establish a thriving enterprise in a thriving market. Don't miss this exceptional opportunity to invest in one of Central Texas' fastest-growing areas. The asking price is $3,900,000.
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