271 9Th St South Naples, FL 34102
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This exceptional 0.27-acre commercial land parcel presents a remarkable investment opportunity in the thriving city of Naples, Florida. Located at 271 9th Street South, this property boasts a highly desirable location within Collier County, zip code 34102, and is zoned Hc by the City of Naples, offering a wide range of potential commercial development options. The property's strategic positioning provides excellent visibility and accessibility, making it an ideal site for a variety of businesses. With its generous 0.27 acres of land, this site offers ample space for construction, allowing for flexibility in design and functionality. The asking price for this prime commercial land is $4,400,000. Given the property's location in the vibrant city of Naples, known for its upscale lifestyle and strong economy, this represents a significant opportunity for investors seeking a high-return investment in a prime commercial location. The coordinates for this property are latitude 26.1445001 and longitude -81.7947531. This is a rare chance to acquire a substantial piece of commercial real estate in one of Florida's most sought-after cities. Serious inquiries are encouraged to explore the full potential of this exceptional property. The property is ready for development and offers a unique opportunity to capitalize on the growing commercial market in Naples.
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David Poorman Architect
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NAPLES · Naples, FLNaples. Always verify with local authorities before improvements.
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