1502 West Pike Blvd Weslaco, TX 78596
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This exceptional industrial warehouse, located at 1502 W Pike Blvd in Weslaco, Texas, offers a prime opportunity for businesses seeking flexible space in a thriving market. The property encompasses a total of 60,941 square feet, with a minimum divisible space of 17,944 square feet and a maximum contiguous space of 60,941 square feet. Currently, 17,944 square feet is available for lease. Built in 2000, this warehouse features a substantial 2.534-acre lot, providing ample room for expansion or outdoor operations. The building boasts impressive 32-foot ceilings, four dock-high doors for efficient loading and unloading, and 26 total parking spaces. The property is zoned I-2, Heavy Industrial, and benefits from excellent visibility near Interstate 2/Expressway 83, ensuring easy access and high visibility. Electrical service includes three panels with amperages of 200, 200, and 225 amps, along with 110-220V power. This strategically located warehouse in the rapidly growing Weslaco submarket of Hidalgo County (zip code 78596) presents a compelling opportunity for businesses seeking a well-equipped and conveniently situated industrial space. The property's size and features make it suitable for a variety of industrial uses.
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Shingle Guard Roofs Roofing Company General Contractor
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Gonzalez Tile Carpet & Flooring Store Hardware & Home Improvement
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