Approved Development Order & Steel Building | 1.12 +/- Acres | W 23rd Ct.

Highlights

• Approved Development Order
• 10,000 SF Industrial Building
• Steel Building Kit Included
• All Engineering & Permitting Complete
• Current Zoning: GC-2 (Panama City)
• Convenient to W 23rd St, College Campuses & Hathaway Bridge (PCB)

Description

Prime Light Industrial Development Opportunity - Panama City, FL

Presented by Kevin Wattenbarger, CCIM, at Five Bridges Real Estate, this ready-to-build industrial property offers an outstanding investment in a strategically located area of Panama City. Key details include:

Approved Development Order: Move forward confidently with an already approved development order, ensuring a streamlined start to construction.

10,000 SF Industrial Building: Plans are set for a substantial 10,000-square-foot facility designed to meet a variety of industrial needs.

Steel Building Kit Included: A complete steel building kit provides high-quality materials for rapid, cost-effective construction.

All Engineering & Permitting Complete: Save time and resources with all engineering studies and permitting requirements already completed and approved.

Current Zoning: GC-2 (City of Panama City): This general commercial zoning (GC-2) is perfect for various uses and offers flexibility for potential business uses.

Convenient Location: Situated near W 23rd St, and close to local college campuses and the Hathaway Bridge to Panama City Beach, this property promises high visibility and ease of access.

For more information or to schedule a viewing, contact Kevin Wattenbarger, CCIM, your trusted advisor and Bay County market expert in commercial real estate—Kevin@kwa-cre.com (e-mail) or (850) 913-9133 [call or text].

This industrial site is centrally located in Panama City, FL, near W 23rd St and critical thoroughfares. It offers convenient access to local college campuses and is just minutes from the Hathaway Bridge, connecting directly to Panama City Beach. This strategic location supports commercial growth and workforce accessibility, making it an optimal choice for industrial development.

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