0 Blueway Ave Summerville, SC 29486
This exceptional build-to-suit retail opportunity in Summerville, South Carolina, offers up to 5,470 square feet of space, perfect for a single tenant. Located on Blueway Avenue, this property boasts prime visibility and accessibility via Nexton Parkway, ensuring high traffic and customer exposure. The site is strategically positioned adjacent to an OPIE Grocery store, benefiting from existing customer traffic and synergistic retail opportunities. The location is also exceptionally convenient, with easy access to Interstate 26 (exit 197, approximately 2.5 miles) and Highway 176 (approximately 3.5 miles). This area is experiencing significant residential growth, with over 30,000 residences in nearby communities such as Nexton, Cane Bay, Wildcat Tract, and Camden Preserve. Furthermore, the property's proximity to established workplaces, medical facilities, schools, hotels, and other retail centers and restaurants provides a strong support base for any business. A major advantage is its proximity to MUSC's new 68-bed hospital and a 300,000 square foot medical office campus, anticipated to open in 2027, which will further enhance the area's appeal and draw significant foot traffic. The flexible build-to-suit option allows for customization to meet specific business needs, making this an unparalleled opportunity for a thriving retail establishment in a rapidly expanding market. The property is located in Summerville, SC, zip code 29486.
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