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Chatam Ave - Hughes Century Crossing Land
6.9 Acres of Commercial Land in Norwalk, IA 50211
Investment Highlights
- Potential retail, office, medical, and/or commercial uses
- Traffic count: 16,000 VPD
- Easy access to Downtown Des Moines
- Medium and high-density residential land available
- Quick access to I-35 via Highway 5 extension
- Located in a fast growing retail corridor
Executive Summary
Potential for retail, office, medical and/or commercial uses.
Located in Norwalk, along a fast growing retail corridor. The property has quick access to I-35 via Hwy-5 extension, which allows easy access to/from Downtown Des Moines.
Property Facts
Sale Type | Owner User | Property Subtype | Commercial |
No. Lots | 1 | Proposed Use | Commercial |
Property Type | Land | Total Lot Size | 6.90 AC |
Sale Type | Owner User |
No. Lots | 1 |
Property Type | Land |
Property Subtype | Commercial |
Proposed Use | Commercial |
Total Lot Size | 6.90 AC |
1 Lot Available
Lot 1
Lot Size | 6.90 AC |
Lot Size | 6.90 AC |
Land ± 1 - 6.21 ac
Description
Norwalk Central Norwalk Central is a dynamic development that includes a 20+ acre sports campus attracting regional and national events. Additionally, it offers two national brand hotels, new dining and retail options, including the recently announced addition of Mullets. The ongoing development in Norwalk Central includes Hughes Century Crossing (retail and residential), Gregg Young Sports Campus, City State Bank Norwalk Fieldhouse for public recreation, a future amphitheater, and a 10ft bike trail from HWY 28 to E. 18th St.
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