Interstate Business Park Offers Shovel Ready Sites with I-35 Exposure

7 Mar 2022

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The Interstate Business Park has shovel ready sites with I-35 exposure for sale. These sites are ideal for businesses looking to build quickly, have fast access to major markets, and benefit from exposure to I-35 traffic.

Shovel Ready Sites with I-35 Exposure: Site Details

The Interstate Business Park offers several advantages that include being located within the city limits, having a Phase 1 Environmental Audit complete, and all of the utilities in place. This includes water, sewer, electric, natural gas and high-speed internet. As an additional advantage, this shovel ready site along I-35 has rail access to the site! Businesses can save time by using I-35 and rail to transport raw materials and finished products.

When it comes to shovel ready sites with I-35 exposure, this property stands out for being near other major employers like Environmental Stoneworks, Viking Coca-Cola, the Anderson Corporation, Branch Manufacturing, Zinpro, and Wisconsin Coil Spring. It’s also a short 30 minutes north of the Twin Cities.

View the Interstate Business Park listing for additional details.

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