34 Cor Of Cannonball Trl & Us Rte Yorkville, IL 60560
Exceptional commercial land opportunity in Yorkville, Illinois, situated at the highly trafficked intersection of US Route 34 and Cannonball Trail. This prime location boasts visibility from Route 34 and benefits from the strong anchor tenants of a thriving 500,000+ square foot power center, including Target, Home Depot, Kohl's, and many more national retailers. Multiple outlots are available, ranging from approximately 0.91 to 23.69 acres, with prices starting at $14 per square foot. The lots are zoned B2, offering flexibility for a variety of commercial uses, including restaurants, retail, and breweries. The area enjoys a robust employment base, with nearby employers such as Wrigley, Aurora Textiles, and Raging Waves Waterpark. The property's proximity to the Kendall County Government Center and Rush Copley Emergency Center further enhances its appeal. Lots can be combined to accommodate larger developments. This is an exceptional opportunity to establish a presence in a high-traffic, high-visibility location within a successful retail environment. The available lots present a unique chance to capitalize on the area's growth and strong retail market. Consider the potential for medical facilities, multi-family developments, or other commercial ventures. Detailed lot sizes and pricing are available upon request. Don't miss this chance to secure a prominent location in a thriving commercial corridor.
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