2400 West River Drive
Property Description
Opportunity to acquire industrial-zoned land in a highly strategic location along Wet River Drive in Davenport. This 1-2 Heavy Industrial zoned parcel offers a flexible opportunity for businesses looking for functional outdoor industrial use in an area surrounded by established industrial activity. While the property may present challenges for traditional vertical development, it offers excellent potential for a variety of industrial uses, including: Truck and trailer parking Contractor yard or equipment storage Outdoor material storage Road construction material or waste dumping Fleet parking or staging area Potential future industrial redevelopment The site provides convenient access to major transportation routes and sits in an area known for industrial and logistics operations, making it an ideal location for companies needing affordable land for operational storage or parking needs. Industrial-zoned land at this price point and location is increasingly difficult to find in the Quad Cities market, making this a great opportunity for contractors, logistics companies, or investors looking for functional industrial land.
Key Property Information
| Listing Status: | Unavailable |
|---|---|
| Listing Type: | Call for offers |
| Property Types: | Land/Development |
| Price: | $430,000 |
| Lot Size: | 7.45 Acres |
| Opportunity Zone: | No |
| Property Website | Click Here |
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