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4914 Highway 501
Myrtle Beach, SC 29579
Chatham Crossing · Terrain À vendre
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12,14 ha
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Informations principales sur l'investissement
- Connectivity to residential populations in Carolina Forest - White hot submarket
- Ability to combine with adjoining parcels fronting Highway 501
- 54,300 VPD - Highest direct-access traffic count in Myrtle Beach, SC MSA
Résumé analytique
Informations sur l’immeuble
8 Lots disponibles
Lot HC1
| Prix | 1 708 373 € | Surface du lot | 0,65 ha |
| Prix par ha | 2 638 426,04 € |
| Prix | 1 708 373 € |
| Prix par ha | 2 638 426,04 € |
| Surface du lot | 0,65 ha |
Lot HC1 is the northwest corner of North Chatham Street and Highway 501. This 1.6 acre parcel offers 201' frontage on Highway 501 and 325' on North Chatham Street with off-site stormwater retention.
Lot HC2
| Prix | 730 931 € | Surface du lot | 0,49 ha |
| Prix par ha | 1 505 141,86 € |
| Prix | 730 931 € |
| Prix par ha | 1 505 141,86 € |
| Surface du lot | 0,49 ha |
Lot HC2 is an off-corner parcel of North Chatham Street and Highway 501. This 1.2 acre parcel offers 150' frontage on Highway 501 and 150' on Hanover Street with off-site stormwater retention.
Lot HC3
| Prix | 644 940 € | Surface du lot | 0,49 ha |
| Prix par ha | 1 328 067,91 € |
| Prix | 644 940 € |
| Prix par ha | 1 328 067,91 € |
| Surface du lot | 0,49 ha |
Lot HC3 is a commercial parcel with dual frontage on Highway 501 and Hanover Street in Chatham Crossing. This 1.2 acre parcel offers 150' frontage on Highway 501 and 150' on Hanover Street with off-site stormwater retention.
Lot HC10
| Prix | 644 940 € | Surface du lot | 0,45 ha |
| Prix par ha | 1 448 801,36 € |
| Prix | 644 940 € |
| Prix par ha | 1 448 801,36 € |
| Surface du lot | 0,45 ha |
Lot HC10 is a commercial corner parcel located at the corner of Hanover Street & North Chatham Street within Chatham Crossing. This 1.1 acre parcel offers 283' frontage on North Chatham Street and 176' on Hanover Street with off-site retention.
Lot HC11
| Surface du lot | 6,35 ha |
| Surface du lot | 6,35 ha |
Tract HC11 at Chatham Crossing offers 15.7 acres with 1,020' frontage on Highway 501, with access from North Chatham Street. This site has the ability to utilize an existing stormwater retention pond, providing savings in site work costs.
Lot HC24A
| Prix | 2 349 012 € | Surface du lot | 0,89 ha |
| Prix par ha | 2 638 424,71 € |
| Prix | 2 349 012 € |
| Prix par ha | 2 638 424,71 € |
| Surface du lot | 0,89 ha |
Lot HC24A is a 2.2 acre corner of Highway 501 and North Chatham Street, located at the entrance to Chatham Crossing. This lot offers 210' frontage on Highway 501 and 325' depth/frontage on North Chatham Street, with offsite stormwater retention.
Lot HC24B
| Prix | 859 920 € | Surface du lot | 0,81 ha |
| Prix par ha | 1 062 454,33 € |
| Prix | 859 920 € |
| Prix par ha | 1 062 454,33 € |
| Surface du lot | 0,81 ha |
Lot HC24B offers 2 acres of second-row commercial acreage with access from North Chatham Street. This parcel may be assembled with an adjoining 17 acre tract for a larger commercial development.
Lot L3
| Prix | 2 235 792 € | Surface du lot | 2,02 ha |
| Prix par ha | 1 104 952,50 € |
| Prix | 2 235 792 € |
| Prix par ha | 1 104 952,50 € |
| Surface du lot | 2,02 ha |
Parcel L3 is a 5 acre commercial parcel located at the Postal Way/North Chatham Street roundabout in Chatham Crossing. This site offers approximately 339' on Postal Way and 610' and access from North Chatham Street.
Description
Chatham Crossing is Myrtle Beach's newest mixed-use commercial development. This property is located on the west side of Carolina Forest, Myrtle Beach's fastest growing submarket. Encompassing a total of 102 acres on Highway 501, this property benefits from it being bisected by Postal Way, a secondary thoroughfare providing interior access to the residential and commercial populations within Carolina Forest. North Chatham Street connects Postal Way to Highway 501. This development borders the East Conway submarket, an area also subject to intense growth fueled by Coastal Carolina University, Horry-Georgetown Technical College, and Conway Medical Center. This submarket is projected to increased in population by 12%/4,500+ people and in household income by 11% by the year 2030.
