0 Forbes Rd Venus, TX 76084
This exceptional 81-acre industrial land parcel presents a compelling investment opportunity in the thriving Midlothian, Texas market. Strategically located within city limits, this property boasts unparalleled access to major thoroughfares including Forbes Road, FM 157, VV Jones, and US 67, ensuring seamless connectivity and efficient logistics. The site benefits from its proximity to the burgeoning Railport and Midlothian Industrial Park, home to significant developments such as the 360-acre Google Data Center, Target and Quick Trip distribution centers, SunOpta, Malouf, and Luminant. Adding to its appeal, the property is bordered by a new, under-construction 74-acre Oncor substation, ensuring readily available high-power infrastructure ideal for data center development. High-power lines already cross the property, eliminating a significant hurdle for potential data center projects. Water and wastewater utilities are conveniently located approximately 2700 feet east on Forbes Road/Power Way. The property's location within the established industrial and data center cluster, combined with its superior access and infrastructure, makes it an exceptional opportunity for investors seeking a strategic foothold in North Texas's dynamic industrial market. While 27 acres are currently listed, an additional 54 acres are available for purchase with the 27-acre parcel. This presents a unique opportunity to acquire a larger contiguous land holding.
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