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Bloomfield Hwy & Dustin FOR SALE NWC Bloomfield Hwy. & S. Dustin Rd. | Farmington, NM 87401 HARD CORNER OF High-Visibility Pad Sites BLOOMFIELD HWY. & DUSTIN RD. AVAILABLE Parcel A: ±3.17 Ac. $150,000 Parcel B:. ±0.99 Ac. $47,022 Parcel C: ±0.99 Ac. $47,022 18,400 CPD PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS Great highway frontage Multiple hotels nearby such as CPD Broadway Ave. Holiday Inn Express, Baymont Inn, 13,200 Comfort Suites and Hampton Inn Located in a trade area of more than Homes Direct Intsel Steel 136,000 people Rock N Roller Owner financing available Rink Parcel B Parcel C Utilities available on road Parcel A ±0.99 Ac. ±0.99 Ac. MRC Global ZONING Bloomfield Hwy. ±3.17 Ac. General Commercial Bluffview Allowable uses: Elementary Upper story residential School Kids Corner Assisted living/nursing homes Learning Hotels/boarding houses Center Community center/library/ S. Dustin Rd. CPD auditoriums/religious institutions 18,600 Office, retail, and industrial uses Rimrock Lodge RV/vehicle sales Self storage or mini warehouse Manufactured home sales lot Truck stop/convenience with gas (EXISTING) 64 EXPIRES 12/2021 Frank’s Supply This property is in a For small companies operating/ Company employing people in Historically HUB Zone Underutilized Business Zones. FOR MORE INFORMATION: Chris Anderson Alex Pulliam Riley McKee 6801 Jefferson NE | Suite 200 | Albuquerque, NM 87109 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 505 878 0001 sunvista.com 505 998 5739 505 350 5729 505 379 1549 FOR SALE NWC Bloomfield Hwy. & S. Dustin Rd. | Farmington, NM 87401 HARD CORNER OF High-Visibility Pad Sites BLOOMFIELD HWY. & DUSTIN RD. Allen 2020 Demographics 1 mile 3 mile 5 mile Theatres Rocinate Total High School Population 3,087 31,270 46,545 ANIMAS VALLEY MALL Average Highlands $54,223 $59,967 $67,780 University HH Income E. 30th St. E. Main St. Daytime 2,540 26,259 35,746 Hermosa SAN JUAN PLAZA Employment Middle School 2020 Forecasted by Esri Northeast Elementary School E. 20th St. 516 Allen Theatres Animas Elementary PLAZA FARMINGTON McKinley School Elementary School Fairview Ave. Fairview Sullivan Ave. Sullivan S E L E. Main St. I M 5 Butler Ave. S E L I M Farmington Career 3 & Tech Education B LE r I San Juan Blvd. o w M ni 1 ng P kw y. Broadway Ave. Mesa View High School 11th Judicial District Court Esperanza Elementary School SITE 64 Bloomfield Hwy. Bluffview Elementary School FOR MORE INFORMATION: 505 878 0001 sunvista.com THE INFORMATION CONTAINED IS BELIEVED RELIABLE. WHILE WE DO NOT DOUBT THE ACCURACY, WE HAVE NOT VERIFIED IT AND MAKE NO GUARANTEE, WARRANTY OR REPRESENTATION ABOUT IT. IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY TO INDEPENDENTLY CONFIRM ITS ACCURACY Chris Anderson Alex Pulliam Riley McKee AND COMPLETENESS. ANY PROJECTION, OPINION, ASSUMPTION OR ESTIMATED USES ARE FOR EXAMPLE ONLY AND DO NOT REPRESENT THE CURRENT OR FUTURE PERFORMANCE OF THE PROPERTY. THE VALUE OF THIS TRANSACTION TO YOU DEPENDS ON MANY FACTORS [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] WHICH SHOULD BE EVALUATED BY YOUR TAX, FINANCIAL, AND LEGAL COUNSEL. YOU AND YOUR COUNSEL SHOULD CONDUCT A CAREFUL INDEPENDENT INVESTIGATION OF THE PROPERTY TO DETERMINE THAT IT IS SUITABLE TO YOUR NEEDS. 505 998 5739 505 350 5729 505 379 1549 FOR SALE NWC Bloomfield Hwy. & S. Dustin Rd. | Farmington, NM 87401 Farmington TRADE AREAHARD ANALYSIS CORNER OF High-Visibility Pad Sites BLOOMFIELD HWY. & DUSTIN RD. Farmington | Where Outdoor Lovers & Families Thrive Farmington is located at the junction of the San Juan River, the Animas River, and the La Plata River, and is located on the Colorado Plateau. Farmington is the largest city in San Juan County, one of the geographically largest counties in the United States covering 5,538 square miles (14,340 km2). Farmington lies at or near the junction of three important highways: U.S. Highway 550, U.S. Highway 64, and New Mexico Highway 371.The primary industries of San Juan County are the production of petroleum, natural gas, and coal. Major coal mines are the Navajo and San Juan mines, operated by BHP Billiton 15 to 19 miles (24 to 31 km) southwest of Farmington. The coal mined from the Navajo and San Juan mines is used entirely for fuel for the nearby Four Corners Generating Station and San Juan Power Plant to produce electric power. Farmington (metro area) by the Numbers (ESRI 2020 Demographics) Cortez Four Corners 130,044 56,739 20,289 $67,785 $42,765 3,014 36,978 Durango, CO MSA population, City of Farmington Households Average Household Income Median Disposable Income Total Businesses Total Employees Utah Colorado Four Corner region Arizona New Mexico The city serves as the commercial hub for most of northwestern New Mexico and the 491 Aztec Flora Vista Shiprock City of Four Corners region of four states: New Mexico, Colorado, Arizona and Utah. Farmington 64 Kirtland Bloomfield 550 TOURISM REPORT CARD FARMINGTON TARGETED INDUSTRIES Utah Colorado ALL IN A DAYS DRIVE Energy & Manufacturing Arizona Economic activity ranges from natural resource production and power generation to manufactur- Farmington World Class Fly Fishing Area ing, assembly, transportation and data centers. Tremendous opportunities exist to capitalize on the 1 region’s natural resources, infrastructure, production capacity and know-how coming from years of drilling in the San Juan Basin. World Heritage Sites 5 Agriculture 550 World Class Ski Resorts The area has a long history of productive agriculture. There is emerging momentum to restore this sec- tor as a prominent part of the region’s economic base.The San Juan Basin is particularly well suited New Mexico Santa Fe 7 Native American for the production of biofuels, agrotourism and to pairing the production of food with food processing Gallup Pueblos & Tribes 47 based on factors such as the existing skills of our current workforce. 40 Grants National Parks, Tourism Albuquerque Monuments & The Farmington MSA is the hub for tourism in the Four Corners and is the center of the National Geo- 57 Recreation Areas tourism Region. They are the center of adventure and have a wealth of tourist attracting amenities. FOR MORE INFORMATION: 505 878 0001 sunvista.com THE INFORMATION CONTAINED IS BELIEVED RELIABLE. WHILE WE DO NOT DOUBT THE ACCURACY, WE HAVE NOT VERIFIED IT AND MAKE NO GUARANTEE, WARRANTY OR REPRESENTATION ABOUT IT. IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY TO INDEPENDENTLY CONFIRM ITS ACCURACY Chris Anderson Alex Pulliam Riley McKee AND COMPLETENESS. ANY PROJECTION, OPINION, ASSUMPTION OR ESTIMATED USES ARE FOR EXAMPLE ONLY AND DO NOT REPRESENT THE CURRENT OR FUTURE PERFORMANCE OF THE PROPERTY. THE VALUE OF THIS TRANSACTION TO YOU DEPENDS ON MANY FACTORS [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] WHICH SHOULD BE EVALUATED BY YOUR TAX, FINANCIAL, AND LEGAL COUNSEL. YOU AND YOUR COUNSEL SHOULD CONDUCT A CAREFUL INDEPENDENT INVESTIGATION OF THE PROPERTY TO DETERMINE THAT IT IS SUITABLE TO YOUR NEEDS. 505 998 5739 505 350 5729 505 379 1549.
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