3/4 Jara Chinas Rd La Joya, TX 78560
This exceptional 265-acre mixed-use property presents a unique investment opportunity in the rapidly growing North Growth Corridor of La Joya, Texas. Strategically located on the east side of FM 2221, it lies immediately south of the soon-to-be-completed La Joya Bypass, ensuring excellent accessibility and visibility. The property benefits from existing paved road frontage on the south and east boundaries, providing convenient access points. Zoned for Transportation Reinvestment, this land is situated within a contiguous zone designed to capture property tax increments from planned projects, offering significant long-term financial advantages. Further enhancing its appeal, the property is also located in a Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone (TIRZ) and an Opportunity Zone, providing additional tax incentives and investment opportunities. Its proximity to the La Joya Independent School District's elementary, middle, and high schools, as well as sports facilities, adds to its overall desirability. This expansive tract offers considerable potential for a variety of commercial and/or agricultural uses, making it an ideal investment for developers and entrepreneurs seeking a prime location in a thriving Texas community. The property's location near the Jara Chinas Road (FM 2221) and the La Joya Bypass ensures easy access to major transportation routes. The City of La Joya provides essential services to the property.
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