I-44 89Th St Oklahoma City, OK 73159
This exceptional 125-acre commercial land parcel presents a remarkable opportunity for significant retail development in Oklahoma City's thriving Lariat Landing area. Strategically located at the intersection of I-44 and SW 89th Street in Cleveland County, this property boasts unparalleled visibility and accessibility. The site is part of a larger 1,000-acre development, offering significant potential for synergy and growth. The land is ideally suited for a variety of uses, including big-box retail stores, smaller pad sites, hotels, and office spaces. Its prime location benefits from the recent opening of a major Amazon fulfillment center, further enhancing its appeal and attracting a substantial customer base. The property's extensive size allows for flexible development plans to accommodate diverse needs and scales of projects. Utilities are conveniently located adjacent to the site, simplifying infrastructure development and reducing project timelines. Furthermore, attractive incentives are available to qualified developers, making this an exceptionally compelling investment opportunity. The area extends from West Reno Avenue East to I-44 and from SW 54th Street South to SW 104th Street, providing ample space for a large-scale development. This is a rare chance to secure a substantial land holding in a high-growth area with exceptional visibility and access to major transportation arteries. Don't miss this chance to capitalize on the potential of this premier location. Zip code is 73159.
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