21-31 New Milford Ave Dumont, NJ 07628
This exceptional 15-acre property located at 21-31 New Milford Avenue in Dumont, New Jersey presents a unique development opportunity. The expansive land parcel offers significant potential for a variety of commercial or mixed-use projects. Its strategic location within Dumont provides easy access to major transportation routes, ensuring convenient connectivity for future tenants and residents. The property's size and zoning regulations (which should be independently verified) allow for substantial buildable area, making it an attractive investment for developers seeking a high-impact project. Detailed site analysis and feasibility studies are recommended to fully explore the development possibilities. Given the current market conditions and the property's prime location, this represents a rare chance to acquire a significant land holding in a thriving New Jersey community. Interested parties are encouraged to conduct their own due diligence to determine the suitability of the property for their specific development plans. The absence of existing structures on the site offers complete design flexibility, allowing for a project tailored to meet specific needs and market demands. This is a blank canvas for a visionary development project in a highly desirable location. Further information regarding zoning and permitted uses can be obtained from the relevant municipal authorities. Serious inquiries only.
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