143 Rd Ave Vancouver, WA 98682
This exceptional 3.2-acre commercial land parcel presents a unique opportunity for retail development in Vancouver, Washington. Strategically located at the intersection of NE Fourth Plain Boulevard and NE 143rd Avenue, this site boasts high traffic counts and a dynamic location surrounded by thriving businesses. The property is ideal for build-to-suit projects, or the development of retail pads, offering flexibility for various commercial ventures. The land is designated for commercial use and is ready for immediate development. Its prime location ensures excellent visibility and accessibility, making it an attractive proposition for businesses seeking a high-traffic area with strong potential for customer engagement. New construction is permitted, allowing for the creation of modern, efficient retail spaces tailored to specific business needs. The site's size provides ample space for multiple retail pads or a larger-scale development, catering to a variety of business models. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a significant commercial land parcel in a rapidly growing area of Vancouver, Washington, offering substantial potential for long-term investment and return. The property is situated in Clark County, WA, with a zip code of 98682. The coordinates are 45.6724758 latitude and -122.5250819 longitude. This location offers easy access to major transportation routes, ensuring convenient access for both customers and employees.
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