7990 Stage Hills Blvd Memphis, TN 38133
This exceptional 2.91-acre commercial land parcel presents a compelling investment opportunity in Memphis, Tennessee. Situated in Bartlett's Brother Blvd Industrial Area at 7990 Stage Hills Blvd, this property boasts unparalleled access to major transportation arteries, including Interstate 40 (with an average annual daily traffic count of 113,341 vehicles) and US Highway 64 (23,358 AADT). Its strategic location offers significant advantages for businesses seeking efficient logistics and distribution networks. The site's proximity to Ford's Blue Oval City, a $5 billion automotive manufacturing complex, further enhances its appeal. This area is already home to a robust industrial cluster, with established neighbors including Brother, Kele, Olympus, RJ Young, and the USDA, indicating a thriving and supportive business environment. The property's zoning and suitability for development should be independently verified. The site's ideal characteristics make it particularly well-suited for automotive or medical manufacturing facilities, offering a unique blend of accessibility, infrastructure, and a strong concentration of related industries. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a significant land holding in a rapidly growing and strategically important industrial corridor. Detailed site plans and further information are available upon request. The property is located in Shelby County, Tennessee, with a zip code of 38133.
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