4401 Harrisburg Blvd Houston, TX 77011-4013
This exceptional 1.86-acre commercial land parcel presents a compelling investment opportunity in Houston, Texas. Strategically located at the northwest corner of Harrisburg Boulevard and Super Street, the property boasts unparalleled visibility and convenient access to major thoroughfares. US 50, SH 288, I-45, and US 90 are all within easy reach, ensuring seamless connectivity for businesses and their clientele. The site's prime location within close proximity to the vibrant EaDo district and only two miles east of Downtown Houston offers significant advantages. Surrounded by established businesses and amenities, this land is ideally suited for a diverse range of commercial developments. The 1.86-acre lot provides ample space for various projects, capitalizing on the high traffic counts and strong commercial activity in the area. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a sizable, well-positioned commercial land parcel in a rapidly growing section of Houston. The property's address is 4401 Harrisburg Blvd, Houston, TX 77011, within Harris County. Its advantageous location and significant size make it an attractive prospect for developers and investors seeking a high-impact commercial venture.
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DJ Supermarket Specialty Food Shop Supermarket
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Primo Water Refill Big Box & Wholesale Store
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Po Boyz Kitchen Restaurant Take-out & Catering
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Seoulside Wings (Food Truck) Take-out & Catering Catering Service
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The Kickback Bar Bar & Pub
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