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San Patricio has plenty of space for your industrial projects and expansions in the Corpus Christi area. Below are highlighted sites that are currently available along with more on our property page.
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Floerke Property – 740 acres
The Floerke property is a 740-acre rectangular property along Highway 181 and County Road 3667 in San Patricio County. The site is directly adjacent to Exxon/Sabic’s new $10B plastics manufacturing facility. The property has direct rail access with the Union Pacific main line running on the northeast boundary in between the site and Highway 181. All utilities are readily available to the site. The site is free of flood zone restrictions. A recent Phase 1 ESA and Geotech study were conducted on this property and is available upon request.
McKamey Mega Site – 1000+ acres
The McKamey site is a 1,000 acre plus property along Highway 181 in San Patricio County. The site consists of two pieces of property which have been in farm production. This site is directly across Hwy. 181 from the Exxon /SABIC new $10 billion plastics facility. Utilities including water and electrical power are near the site. The site has no flood zone restrictions. A Phase 1 ESA and a geo-technical report have been recently conducted and are available upon request.
Locke & Key Property – 1200 acres
The Locke & Key Property in Taft, TX is a 1200-acre rectangular property along Highway 181 and Farm to Market Road 631. Hwy 181 is a four-lane highway and is on the southern border of this site. There are two roads that border the remaining perimeter of the property, which is plenty large enough to rotate trucks in and out of the facility. All utilities are in close proximity to the site.
Lazar Site - 200 acres
The Lazar Site is a 200-acre site located in Ingleside, Texas. The west side of the property fronts County Road 93 (McCampbell Road) and has +/- 1,750 feet of frontage on the Union Pacific Railroad. It is zoned industrial, but is currently being used as farmland and has level topography.
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