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Blm 6120-Q6

Superior, AZ · Pinal County County

Land with 449.3 acres in Superior, AZ.

Property overview

Acreage
449.30 acres
Availability
Contact for availability
Zoning · General zoning
industrial
Zoning · Inside city limits
Yes
Zoning · Municipality
Florence
Transportation · Rail access
no
Transportation · Nearest rail owner
Union Pacific Railroad
Transportation · Nearest rail line
UP Phoenix Subdivision
Transportation · Distance to rail
14.990 miles
Transportation · Nearest highway
US 60
Transportation · Distance to highway
25.810 miles
Transportation · Nearest interstate
I 10
Transportation · Distance to interstate
48.310 miles
Transportation · Nearest airport
Superior Muni (E81)
Transportation · Distance to airport
26.484 miles
Utilities · Electricity available
Yes
Utilities · Distance to power line
7.120 miles
Utilities · Distance to substation
8.590 miles
Utilities · Water service
well, private
Utilities · Water provider
Arizona Water Company (AZ)
Utilities · Distance to water service
45038.400 feet
Utilities · Wastewater service
septic
Utilities · Wastewater provider
Queen Valley Wwtf
Utilities · Natural gas provider
Southwest Gas Corp (LAS VEGAS, NV)
Utilities · Telecommunications available
Yes
Utilities · Fiber service
not_available
Environmental · Flood zone
X
Environmental · Inside 100-year floodplain
No
Environmental · Inside 500-year floodplain
No
Environmental · Wetlands
no
Environmental · Wetland coverage
0.000 %

Located in Florence city limits and zoned industrial, this raw parcel stands out for its federal incentive profile, sitting in a designated Opportunity Zone and qualifying for New Markets Tax Credit and other federal programs. That incentive stack can materially lower redevelopment cost for the right user.

The site has partial utility and transportation infrastructure and a conditional industrial use permit already in place for a regional landfill, so permitting momentum exists for heavy industrial or waste-related uses and extractive or resource-support operations. Access and on-site terrain will require improvement and grading, making this best for users ready to invest in site development.

Location