1187 South Blvd Montgomery, AL 36105
This exceptional 100-acre site presents a significant investment opportunity in Montgomery, Alabama. Strategically located on West South Boulevard (US Highway 31) and adjacent to I-65, this property offers unparalleled access to major transportation arteries. The land comprises eight contiguous parcels totaling approximately 100 acres, featuring roughly 380 feet of frontage on West South Boulevard and approximately 400 feet of frontage on Mobile Highway. An additional 0.68-acre parcel with approximately 200 feet of frontage on West South Boulevard is also included, located directly across the street. The property is zoned M-1 and benefits from existing county water and sewer infrastructure, as well as readily available utilities. This area is experiencing substantial redevelopment, evidenced by recent large-scale projects including a 50-acre FedEx facility, a 160-acre Amazon distribution center, and a new 272-acre container terminal. The location is ideal for warehouse, distribution, and trucking terminal operators, given its proximity to I-65 (less than a mile), Montgomery Regional Airport (four miles), and the $1.4 billion Hyundai manufacturing plant (five miles). The property's size, location, and zoning make it exceptionally well-suited for a variety of commercial and industrial uses. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a large, strategically located parcel in a rapidly growing area.
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