0 S Parker Street Rd Lot • Terrain industriel • 143,99 Acres • 2 987 192 $ CAD • Marine City, MI 48039

0 S Parker Street Rd presents an opportunity to acquire vacant land in Marine City, a riverfront community in St. Clair County, Michigan. The site is situated within a low-density market characterized by stable residential neighborhoods, local commercial services, and recreational uses tied to the St. Clair River. Marine City’s small-town setting, limited new supply, and strong owner-occupancy support long-term land value for residential, small commercial, or mixed-use concepts, subject to zoning and municipal approvals. The property benefits from proximity to downtown Marine City, local marinas, and the waterfront district, making it attractive for development aligned with community-serving or lifestyle-oriented uses. Marine City is located along the west bank of the St. Clair River in northeastern St. Clair County, positioned between Detroit and Lake Huron. The city functions as a regional destination for dining, tourism, boating, and seasonal events while maintaining a stable year-round residential base. Access to M-29 provides connectivity to surrounding river communities and the broader Port Huron market. The area’s historic charm, walkable downtown core, and waterfront amenities contribute to sustained demand for thoughtfully planned development. Marine City has a population of approximately 4,000 residents, offering a stable and established consumer base. The community is notably mature, with a median age of roughly 49–51 years, indicating a strong presence of long-term homeowners and retirees. Household incomes are solid for a small riverfront community, with median household income ranging from approximately $63,000 to $68,000, supporting local retail, service, and residential uses. Homeownership exceeds 80%, reflecting neighborhood stability and pride of ownership, while poverty rates remain below state and metro averages. Marine City’s limited land availability, combined with its established residential base and seasonal tourism draw, positions this site as a compelling long-term investment. Demand drivers include waterfront recreation, downtown events, and a demographic profile favoring low-density residential or service-oriented development. The property’s location supports uses that complement the surrounding neighborhood fabric while benefiting from Marine City’s steady economic and demographic fundamentals.