317 Airport Rd Eastman, GA 31023
This exceptional 74-acre development site presents a unique opportunity within the thriving Eastman, Georgia aerospace industry. Situated directly on Airport Road, this single-tenancy land parcel is ideally positioned to capitalize on the existing aerospace supply chain, offering significant potential for various aviation-related businesses. The property's strategic location allows for seamless integration with the established airport infrastructure, facilitating efficient operations and logistics. This prime location is particularly attractive to machine shops, Tier 1 or 2 OEM facilities, or MRO companies seeking to establish or expand their operations. The site's proximity to Georgia Middle State University's Eastman Campus, a leading institution in aviation programs including flight training and airport management, provides access to a skilled workforce and potential partnerships. This is a rare chance to acquire a substantial land parcel in a dynamic aviation market, offering significant long-term growth potential. The property is designated as a GRAD site, indicating its suitability for development. The site's zoning and development potential should be verified independently. This is a remarkable opportunity for investors and developers seeking to establish a presence in the burgeoning Georgia aerospace sector. Detailed site plans and development specifications are available upon request. All information provided is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.
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