504 Us-90 Dayton, TX 77535
This exceptional 8,000 square foot storefront, located at 504 US Highway 90 in Dayton, Texas (zip code 77535), presents a compelling owner-user or redevelopment opportunity. Priced at $1,690,000 ($211.25 per square foot), the property sits on a substantial 33,588 square foot lot, offering significant potential for expansion or future development. The building, formerly occupied by a Family Dollar, benefits from a highly visible location on a major thoroughfare, US Highway 90, experiencing a daily traffic volume of 24,500 vehicles. This strategic location ensures excellent accessibility and high brand visibility. Dayton, Texas, is experiencing robust population growth, projected at 2.6% annually from 2024 to 2029, fueled by job creation and the development of new master-planned communities. This positive economic climate makes this property an attractive investment in a rapidly expanding market. The single-building property offers immediate occupancy for owner-users seeking a high-traffic location, or a blank canvas for redevelopment projects seeking to capitalize on the area's growth trajectory. Liberty County location provides access to a growing consumer base. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a prime retail space in a thriving Texas market.
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