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100 E Highland Rd 0.97 Acres of Commercial Land Offered at $532,827 CAD in Johnson City, TN 37601

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Executive Summary

Property has signage exposure on corner of S. Roan and University Parkway. Located immediately off Interstate 26, (Exit 24), which is within close proximity to East Tennessee State University, the VA and Med Center. This property is visible by the 30,000+ traffic count flowing through this intersection every day. Exit 24 is the first Johnson City exit for vehicles traveling I-26 westbound from Asheville, NC and the last Johnson City exit for eastbound travelers, which would make this an excellent convenience store, restaurant, retail or hotel site. This is the main corridor for East Tennessee State University travelers.

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Property Facts

Price	$532,827 CAD	Property Subtype	Commercial
Sale Type	Investment or Owner User	Proposed Use	Commercial Retail Mixed Use Fast Food General Freestanding Healthcare Medical Restaurant
No. Lots	1	Total Lot Size	0.97 AC
Property Type	Land	Opportunity Zone	Yes State officials designate a portion of qualified Census Tracts to be Opportunity Zones. Certain investments in Opportunity Zones may be eligible for preferential tax treatment.
Zoning	Commercial

Price	$532,827 CAD
Sale Type	Investment or Owner User
No. Lots	1
Property Type	Land
Property Subtype	Commercial
Proposed Use	Commercial Retail Mixed Use Fast Food General Freestanding Healthcare Medical Restaurant
Total Lot Size	0.97 AC
Opportunity Zone	Yes State officials designate a portion of qualified Census Tracts to be Opportunity Zones. Certain investments in Opportunity Zones may be eligible for preferential tax treatment.
Zoning	Commercial