0 Beyer Rd, Birch Run, MI 48415
This exceptional commercial real estate opportunity presents 2 to 10 acres of prime retail land in Birch Run, Michigan, strategically located along I-75. The property boasts a C-4 zoning designation, permitting a wide range of commercial uses including hotels, restaurants, outlet malls, showrooms, and dealerships. This versatile zoning provides significant flexibility for development and investment. The asking price is $4,000,000, translating to $400,000 per acre, reflecting the exceptional location and development potential. The land's immediate proximity to I-75 ensures high visibility and convenient access for customers and employees. Furthermore, the property's advantageous position directly across from the Birch Run Expo Center offers significant synergy and exposure to a large volume of traffic and potential clientele. This presents a unique chance to capitalize on the high traffic counts generated by the Expo Center and the easy access from the interstate. The multi-tenant potential allows for diverse income streams and development options, making this a compelling investment for both experienced developers and astute investors seeking a high-return opportunity in a thriving commercial corridor. The property is situated in Saginaw County, Michigan, with a 48415 zip code. This location offers a strong foundation for a successful commercial venture, benefiting from the established infrastructure and regional economic activity.
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