13100 Harvard Ave Jenks, OK 74037
This exceptional 5-acre commercial property presents a remarkable investment opportunity in the thriving Jenks, Oklahoma market. Situated on a hard corner at the southeast intersection of 131st and Harvard Avenue, this location boasts unparalleled visibility and accessibility. The property's strategic placement is surrounded by existing residential developments, with four additional new residential projects currently underway, indicating a rapidly expanding neighborhood and increasing population density. This translates to a significant and growing customer base for any future development. The site's high traffic count ensures maximum exposure for any commercial venture. Furthermore, its proximity to the new Bixby school, located within Jenks city limits, adds to its desirability and potential for attracting families and businesses alike. The expansive 5-acre lot offers ample space for a variety of development projects, from retail centers and restaurants to office buildings or multi-family housing. This is a rare chance to acquire a prime piece of land in a booming area, poised for significant appreciation. The property is ideally suited for developers seeking to capitalize on the area's robust growth trajectory and strong demand for commercial and residential spaces. This exceptional location offers an unparalleled opportunity for substantial return on investment. Don't miss this chance to secure a piece of Jenks' vibrant future.
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