Priced accordingly. But you get what you pay for.
Most people say they want to be “in the path of growth.”
Very few actually buy there.
Because when it’s obvious, it feels expensive.
And when it’s cheap, it doesn’t look obvious yet.
This one is obvious.
57.14 acres just east of Howe, near the new Texas Instruments and Globitech plants. This isn’t theoretical growth or a line drawn on a future land plan. The momentum in this corridor is already happening.
The property is outside city limits and ETJ, currently ag exempt, with approximately 3,236 feet of road frontage on two sides. From a development standpoint, that matters. It makes subdivision practical instead of forced.
This tract sets up well for half-acre or one-acre lot development, and we have conceptual development layouts available for review. It also works for rural acreage tracts or as a long-term hold in an area that continues to move north.
Tom Bean ISD. $50K per acre.
Land of this size and configuration in a growth corridor does not become easier to buy over time. It gets developed, repriced, or absorbed by someone who recognized what was in front of them.
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For my licensed colleagues:
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