000 Ronald W Reagan Blvd Georgetown, TX 78633
This exceptional 57.74-acre mixed-use development opportunity is situated on a highly visible section of Ronald Reagan Boulevard in the rapidly growing city of Georgetown, Texas. The property boasts over 4,500 feet of frontage along this major thoroughfare, ensuring unparalleled exposure to a substantial daily traffic volume. The strategic location benefits from proximity to a newly constructed H-E-B grocery store, the recently opened Benold Middle School, and a planned Georgetown High School, creating a strong foundation for future development. Several thriving residential communities, including Parmer Ranch, Nolina, North Vista, and Heirloom, are located within a one-mile radius, providing a readily available customer base and workforce. Ronald Reagan Boulevard is scheduled for expansion to four or more lanes, further enhancing accessibility and traffic flow. The site is well-equipped with robust infrastructure, including a 30-inch water line and a 16-inch wastewater line running along the property's frontage. This versatile tract is ideally suited for a variety of development projects, including retail spaces, restaurants, commercial pads, build-to-rent (BTR) housing, multi-family residential units, townhomes, and flexible-use developments. The property's size and location present a unique opportunity for a significant and impactful development within Georgetown's expanding market. All information should be independently verified.
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