3101 Garrity Way Richmond, CA 94806-5700
This exceptional 1.69-acre commercial land parcel presents a unique development opportunity in Richmond, California. Located at 3101 Garrity Way, this single-tenant site boasts a substantial 73,616 square feet of potential buildable area. The property is conveniently situated in Contra Costa County, near the intersection of Garrity Way and Blume Dr, offering excellent access and visibility. The site is part of a larger, exciting redevelopment plan for the Hilltop area, promising significant future growth and potential for high returns. This prime location within the Hilltop Priority Development Area (PDA) places it south of Richmond Parkway, between San Pablo Avenue and Interstate 80, providing easy access to major transportation arteries. The property's size and location make it ideal for a variety of commercial developments, catering to the needs of a thriving community. This is a rare chance to acquire a significant piece of land in a rapidly evolving area, poised for substantial future appreciation. The existing zoning and development plans for the Hilltop area should be reviewed independently to fully understand the potential uses and development parameters for this property. Detailed site plans and further information are available upon request. Don't miss this exceptional opportunity to secure a prime commercial development site in a dynamic and growing market.
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