1800 Nevada Ave Colorado Springs, CO 80905-2517
This exceptional 1800 S Nevada Ave property in Colorado Springs, Colorado, presents a unique opportunity for commercial development. Located in El Paso County, zip code 80905, this land parcel offers significant potential for a variety of commercial uses. The property is being offered for sale via a Request for Proposals (RFP) process on behalf of Wells Fargo Bank. The RFP will require detailed proposals outlining a development timeline, showcasing relevant developer experience in comparable projects, and demonstrating a plan to minimize disruption to the existing Wells Fargo branch during construction. Wells Fargo Bank intends to remain a part of the new development, occupying a modern banking facility designed to better serve the Colorado Springs community. The property's precise size is not specified in the provided information, but its location at 1800 S Nevada Ave offers excellent visibility and accessibility. Interested parties should prepare comprehensive proposals addressing the specific requirements outlined in the RFP to be considered. The geographic coordinates are 38.8080951 latitude and -104.8227077 longitude. This is a prime opportunity to develop a significant commercial project in a thriving Colorado Springs location.
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Wells Fargo Bank Bank Loan Service
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Wells Fargo Advisors Financial Advisor
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One Hundred Twenty Four Hour Atm
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Wells Fargo ATM Atm
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