Get your shovel ready to develop this prime site in the Tampa/St Pete MSA a 1.97-acre parcel offers an exceptional combination of visibility, access, and development potential in the rapidly expanding Riverview market. With 335 feet of frontage on high-traffic US Highway 301 (63,000 AADT) and a depth of 285 feet, the site is well-suited for a wide range of future uses. Currently zoned ASC-1 (Agricultural – Single-Family Conventional, 1 du/acre), it lies within a transitional corridor surrounded by established commercial and mixed-use developments, presenting strong potential for rezoning to Commercial General (CG), Planned Development (PD), or mixed-use. The Flood Zone X designation indicates minimal flood risk, eliminating the need for costly flood insurance, and municipal water and sewer are available at the street to support higher-intensity development.

The property is located just north of the Symmes Road and US 301 intersection, in an area experiencing robust residential growth and steady commercial expansion. It sits approximately one mile south of a dining cluster featuring Chick-fil-A, Chipotle, and Black Rifle Coffee, and is close to daily-needs retailers such as Publix, 7-Eleven, and Circle K, along with service providers including Pacific Dental and Knockouts Haircuts & Grooming. Proposed dedicated left-in access from US 301 further enhances ingress accessibility to the site. This is a prime opportunity to secure a development site in one of Hillsborough County’s most active growth corridors.

The Tampa–St. Petersburg–Clearwater Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) is Florida’s second-largest metro and the 17th-largest in the United States, with a 2024 population exceeding 3.42 million. The region has grown approximately 7–8% since 2015, driven by strong domestic and international migration. It boasts a median household income of about $73,000 and a gross domestic product of roughly $243 billion, positioning it among the most dynamic mid-sized economies in the country. With a median age in the early 40s, the MSA offers a balanced consumer base and is anchored by key economic sectors including healthcare, finance, logistics via Port Tampa Bay, advanced manufacturing, tourism, and a rapidly growing technology industry—all contributing to resilient demand for commercial real estate across office, industrial, retail, and multifamily sectors.

Get your shovel ready to develop this prime site in the Tampa/St Pete MSA a 1.97-acre parcel offers an exceptional combination of visibility, access, and development potential in the rapidly expanding Riverview market. With 335 feet of frontage on high-traffic US Highway 301 (63,000 AADT) and a depth of 285 feet, the site is well-suited for a wide range of future uses. Currently zoned ASC-1 (Agricultural – Single-Family Conventional, 1 du/acre), it lies within a transitional corridor surrounded by established commercial and mixed-use developments, presenting strong potential for rezoning to Commercial General (CG), Planned Development (PD), or mixed-use. The Flood Zone X designation indicates minimal flood risk, eliminating the need for costly flood insurance, and municipal water and sewer are available at the street to support higher-intensity development.

The property is located just north of the Symmes Road and US 301 intersection, in an area experiencing robust residential growth and steady commercial expansion. It sits approximately one mile south of a dining cluster featuring Chick-fil-A, Chipotle, and Black Rifle Coffee, and is close to daily-needs retailers such as Publix, 7-Eleven, and Circle K, along with service providers including Pacific Dental and Knockouts Haircuts & Grooming. Proposed dedicated left-in access from US 301 further enhances ingress accessibility to the site. This is a prime opportunity to secure a development site in one of Hillsborough County’s most active growth corridors.

The Tampa–St. Petersburg–Clearwater Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) is Florida’s second-largest metro and the 17th-largest in the United States, with a 2024 population exceeding 3.42 million. The region has grown approximately 7–8% since 2015, driven by strong domestic and international migration. It boasts a median household income of about $73,000 and a gross domestic product of roughly $243 billion, positioning it among the most dynamic mid-sized economies in the country. With a median age in the early 40s, the MSA offers a balanced consumer base and is anchored by key economic sectors including healthcare, finance, logistics via Port Tampa Bay, advanced manufacturing, tourism, and a rapidly growing technology industry—all contributing to resilient demand for commercial real estate across office, industrial, retail, and multifamily sectors.

Positioned along busy US Hwy 19/98 in Homosassa, this 49.23± acre development opportunity offers over 1,800 feet of highway frontage and exposure to approximately 21,500 vehicles per day, delivering exceptional visibility and access within one of Citrus County’s most active commercial corridors. The property features a flexible mixed-zoning configuration suited for phased development and long-term value creation.

Approximately 8.72± acres are zoned General Neighborhood Commercial (GNC), permitting a wide range of uses including retail, medical and professional office, automotive sales and service, restaurants, and service-oriented businesses, with multifamily development possible at up to 10 units per acre through a Planned Unit Development (PUD) and utility connections meeting Land Development Code requirements.

The remaining 40.51± acres are zoned LDR (Low Density Residential), allowing a base density of two dwelling units per acre with the potential to increase density up to six units per acre through a PUD. Permitted residential configurations include single-family, duplex, and attached housing, while conditional uses may include assisted living facilities, nursing homes, and certain recreational uses subject to approval.

Based on available GIS mapping and environmental data, the parcel is generally characterized as approximately 4.93 acres of GNC commercial uplands, 3.84 acres of GNC wetlands, 34.74 acres of LDR uplands, and 5.77 acres of LDR wetlands. Using the upland residential acreage of 34.74 acres, the site could support an estimated 69 dwelling units at the base density of two units per acre, approximately 139 units at a realistic planning yield of four units per acre, or up to 208 units at the maximum six units per acre with PUD approval and compliance with infrastructure and utility requirements.

The 4.93 acres of commercial uplands provide capacity for approximately 43,000 to 64,000 square feet of neighborhood retail, medical, or service-oriented commercial development depending on site design and coverage ratios. If wetland areas are mitigated and deemed developable, additional density may be achievable; however, all density figures are planning estimates only and subject to formal wetland delineation, engineering analysis, mitigation requirements, and jurisdictional approvals.

The site is located within an established retail node supported by national grocers, retailers, quick-service restaurants, fuel stations, and service providers that create consistent consumer draw and sustained commercial demand. Regional connectivity is enhanced by direct access to US Hwy 19/98 and proximity to the expanded Suncoast Parkway (SR 589), a $135 million state infrastructure investment that improves regional mobility and places the property within approximately 55 minutes of Tampa International Airport. The planned northern Phase 3 extension, located just north of the property, is expected to further increase accessibility, tourism flow, and residential demand throughout the corridor.

Citrus County continues to emerge as one of Florida’s strongest growth markets, with a current population of approximately 153,600 projected to exceed 350,000 by 2030 according to county planning estimates. The region is transitioning into a significant residential, healthcare, and service hub within the Tampa Bay sphere of influence.

Positioned along busy US Hwy 19/98 in Homosassa, this 49.23± acre development opportunity offers over 1,800 feet of highway frontage and exposure to approximately 21,500 vehicles per day, delivering exceptional visibility and access within one of Citrus County’s most active commercial corridors. The property features a flexible mixed-zoning configuration suited for phased development and long-term value creation.

Approximately 8.72± acres are zoned General Neighborhood Commercial (GNC), permitting a wide range of uses including retail, medical and professional office, automotive sales and service, restaurants, and service-oriented businesses, with multifamily development possible at up to 10 units per acre through a Planned Unit Development (PUD) and utility connections meeting Land Development Code requirements.

The remaining 40.51± acres are zoned LDR (Low Density Residential), allowing a base density of two dwelling units per acre with the potential to increase density up to six units per acre through a PUD. Permitted residential configurations include single-family, duplex, and attached housing, while conditional uses may include assisted living facilities, nursing homes, and certain recreational uses subject to approval.

Based on available GIS mapping and environmental data, the parcel is generally characterized as approximately 4.93 acres of GNC commercial uplands, 3.84 acres of GNC wetlands, 34.74 acres of LDR uplands, and 5.77 acres of LDR wetlands. Using the upland residential acreage of 34.74 acres, the site could support an estimated 69 dwelling units at the base density of two units per acre, approximately 139 units at a realistic planning yield of four units per acre, or up to 208 units at the maximum six units per acre with PUD approval and compliance with infrastructure and utility requirements.

The 4.93 acres of commercial uplands provide capacity for approximately 43,000 to 64,000 square feet of neighborhood retail, medical, or service-oriented commercial development, depending on site design and coverage ratios. If wetland areas are mitigated and deemed developable, additional density may be achievable; however, all density figures are planning estimates only and subject to formal wetland delineation, engineering analysis, mitigation requirements, and jurisdictional approvals.

The site is located within an established retail node supported by national grocers, retailers, quick-service restaurants, fuel stations, and service providers that create consistent consumer draw and sustained commercial demand. Regional connectivity is enhanced by direct access to US Hwy 19/98 and proximity to the expanded Suncoast Parkway (SR 589), a $135 million state infrastructure investment that improves regional mobility and places the property within approximately 55 minutes of Tampa International Airport.

This large and rare 3.8 acres of land zoned GNC Commercial features 429’ of Highway frontage on SR 44 (29,500 AADT) just West of the signalized intersection at Independence Hwy. This location offers high visibility and ingress and egress from both East and Westbound traffic via the open median on SR 44 and furthermore street to street access from SR 44 to Forest Drive. Convenience is at your doorstep with this property, as it enjoys proximity to Downtown Inverness (3.6 Miles), Lecanto (7.3 Miles), Hernando (4.2 Miles), and Crystal River (15.1 Miles). In addition, you're just a stone's throw away from Tj Mx (1.3 Miles), Walmart (1.6 Miles), and more national retail. General Commercial Zoning allows for a variety of uses including Retail, Medical/Professional Office, Automotive, ALF, multi-family, C-Store, Banks, Car Wash Facilities, and more. Located in Citrus County, Florida a bustling community of 155,582 residences growing at 1.29% exceeding the national average and part of the Tampa-St. Petersburg MSA offers a promising environment for businesses seeking growth opportunities.

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Presenting an exceptionally well-positioned 8.13-acre commercial development site situated along one of Crystal River’s most strategic and rapidly evolving corridors. Predominantly zoned PSO (Professional Service/Office), this property features over 455 feet of high-visibility frontage on US Hwy 19 / S Suncoast Blvd (15,200 AADT)—a major north–south artery serving both local residents and regional traffic. The site offers full north- and south-bound ingress and egress through an existing deceleration lane and open median, providing seamless access and ideal positioning for high-intensity commercial development.

Located within Crystal River’s fast-emerging medical corridor, the property directly benefits from Tampa General Hospital’s transformational 53-acre healthcare campus expansion, currently underway just minutes from the site. This major investment introduces a new 120-bed hospital tower, a 120,000-square-foot medical office building, and expanded specialty and outpatient services. The expansion is projected to significantly increase employment, healthcare demand, and regional traffic—effectively establishing this section of US 19 as the next major healthcare hub of the Tampa MSA. The surrounding corridor is already attracting operators seeking proximity to TGH, making this an ideal site for QSR with Drive-Thru, Gas Station, Bank, Hotel, Medical Office, Outpatient Facilities, Senior Living, and Multi-Family residential concepts. Its flexible zoning and strong demographic profile provide a nearly unmatched development canvas.

Just south of Crystal River’s Historic Downtown, the site is surrounded by a growing mix of local boutiques, restaurants, entertainment venues, and service-oriented businesses. The city is undergoing a surge of redevelopment, highlighted by the transformation of the former Crystal River Mall into a 400-unit residential community with integrated mixed-use retail, bringing a substantial increase in new residents and commercial activity. Additionally, the property directly abuts the rear boundary of the 85-acre Hidden Lake RV Resort, now under construction and planned to include 580 RV sites, creating immediate demand for convenience retail, hospitality, dining, medical services, and everyday goods.

Citrus County’s growth trajectory is among the strongest in the state. With a current population of 153,600 residents projected to exceed 350,000 by 2030 per the County’s Land Development Code, the region is rapidly transitioning into a major population and service center. Its inclusion in the Tampa–St. Petersburg–Clearwater MSA, the 18th largest in the United States, further enhances its long-term strength and desirability for business expansion, new housing supply, and healthcare delivery.

The broader region continues to benefit from substantial public and private investment. Homosassa, Inverness, and surrounding communities have undergone significant revitalization, including upgrades to Liberty Park, the Depot District, and other high-impact community assets. Meanwhile, the $135 million expansion of the Suncoast Parkway and the planned Phase 3 northern extension—just north of the subject property—will deliver direct, one-hour access to Tampa International Airport and surrounding major employment centers.These infrastructure improvements will dramatically increase regional mobility, tourism flow, and commercial activity, positioning the property at the center of a rapidly growing economic corridor.

Presenting an exceptionally well-positioned 8.13-acre commercial development site situated along one of Crystal River’s most strategic and rapidly evolving corridors. Predominantly zoned PSO (Professional Service/Office), this property features over 455 feet of high-visibility frontage on US Hwy 19 / S Suncoast Blvd (15,200 AADT)—a major north–south artery serving both local residents and regional traffic. The site offers full north- and south-bound ingress and egress through an existing deceleration lane and open median, providing seamless access and ideal positioning for high-intensity commercial development.

Located within Crystal River’s fast-emerging medical corridor, the property directly benefits from Tampa General Hospital’s transformational 53-acre healthcare campus expansion, currently underway just minutes from the site. This major investment introduces a new 120-bed hospital tower, a 120,000-square-foot medical office building, and expanded specialty and outpatient services. The expansion is projected to significantly increase employment, healthcare demand, and regional traffic—effectively establishing this section of US 19 as the next major healthcare hub of the Tampa MSA. The surrounding corridor is already attracting operators seeking proximity to TGH, making this an ideal site for QSR with Drive-Thru, Gas Station, Bank, Hotel, Medical Office, Outpatient Facilities, Senior Living, and Multi-Family residential concepts. Its flexible zoning and strong demographic profile provide a nearly unmatched development canvas.

Just south of Crystal River’s Historic Downtown, the site is surrounded by a growing mix of local boutiques, restaurants, entertainment venues, and service-oriented businesses. The city is undergoing a surge of redevelopment, highlighted by the transformation of the former Crystal River Mall into a 400-unit residential community with integrated mixed-use retail, bringing a substantial increase in new residents and commercial activity. Additionally, the property directly abuts the rear boundary of the 85-acre Hidden Lake RV Resort, now under construction and planned to include 580 RV sites, creating immediate demand for convenience retail, hospitality, dining, medical services, and everyday goods.

Citrus County’s growth trajectory is among the strongest in the state. With a current population of 153,600 residents projected to exceed 350,000 by 2030 per the County’s Land Development Code, the region is rapidly transitioning into a major population and service center. Its inclusion in the Tampa–St. Petersburg–Clearwater MSA, the 18th largest in the United States, further enhances its long-term strength and desirability for business expansion, new housing supply, and healthcare delivery.

Positioned directly on US Hwy 19/98 in the heart of Homosassa, this 1.43± acre GNC commercial parcel offers 270± feet of prime highway frontage with exceptional visibility and direct exposure to 21,500 vehicles per day. Located within the Tampa–St. Petersburg–Clearwater MSA, the 18th largest MSA in the United States, the site sits in the center of Citrus County’s most established and rapidly expanding retail corridor.

The property allows for a broad range of commercial uses including restaurant (drive-thru or sit-down), gas station/C-store, neighborhood shopping center, medical/professional office, and general retail or service-based concepts. The combination of zoning flexibility, frontage depth, and traffic volume makes it ideally suited for national QSR operators, fuel brands, medical users, and service-based retailers seeking dominant visibility in a high-growth market.

Surrounding national and regional retailers include Publix, Tractor Supply, RaceTrac, 7-Eleven, Walgreens, AutoZone, McDonald's, and Wendy's, providing established co-tenancy synergy and consistent daily consumer traffic. The corridor is further strengthened by year-round tourism and outdoor recreation, driven by proximity to Ellie Schiller Homosassa Springs Wildlife State Park and the Homosassa River, both of which attract anglers, eco-tourism visitors, and seasonal residents.

Citrus County is one of the fastest-growing counties in Florida, with a current population of approximately 153,600 residents projected to exceed 350,000 by 2030 per County growth planning estimates. The region continues its transition into a major residential, healthcare, and service hub within the Tampa Bay sphere of influence.

Significant infrastructure investment continues to accelerate long-term growth. The $135 million expansion of the Suncoast Parkway and the planned northern Phase 3 extension—just north of the subject property—will provide direct one-hour access to Tampa International Airport and major employment centers, dramatically increasing regional connectivity, tourism flow, and commercial demand.

Within a 15-minute trade area, the property serves approximately 46,361 residents with stable demographics (average age 58; median household income approximately $65,000). The combination of sustained population growth, expanding infrastructure, and strong retail clustering positions this site as a high-visibility, future-proof commercial investment opportunity.

Positioned directly on US Hwy 19/98 in the heart of Homosassa, this 1.43± acre GNC commercial parcel offers 270± feet of prime highway frontage with exceptional visibility and direct exposure to 21,500 vehicles per day. Located within the Tampa–St. Petersburg–Clearwater MSA, the 18th largest MSA in the United States, the site sits in the center of Citrus County’s most established and rapidly expanding retail corridor.

The property allows for a broad range of commercial uses including restaurant (drive-thru or sit-down), gas station/C-store, neighborhood shopping center, medical/professional office, and general retail or service-based concepts. The combination of zoning flexibility, frontage depth, and traffic volume makes it ideally suited for national QSR operators, fuel brands, medical users, and service-based retailers seeking dominant visibility in a high-growth market.

Surrounding national and regional retailers include Publix, Tractor Supply, RaceTrac, 7-Eleven, Walgreens, AutoZone, McDonald's, and Wendy's, providing established co-tenancy synergy and consistent daily consumer traffic. The corridor is further strengthened by year-round tourism and outdoor recreation, driven by proximity to Ellie Schiller Homosassa Springs Wildlife State Park and the Homosassa River, both of which attract anglers, eco-tourism visitors, and seasonal residents.

Citrus County is one of the fastest-growing counties in Florida, with a current population of approximately 153,600 residents projected to exceed 350,000 by 2030 per County growth planning estimates. The region continues its transition into a major residential, healthcare, and service hub within the Tampa Bay sphere of influence.

Significant infrastructure investment continues to accelerate long-term growth. The $135 million expansion of the Suncoast Parkway and the planned northern Phase 3 extension—just north of the subject property—will provide direct one-hour access to Tampa International Airport and major employment centers, dramatically increasing regional connectivity, tourism flow, and commercial demand.
Within a 15-minute trade area, the property serves approximately 46,361 residents with stable demographics (average age 58; median household income approximately $65,000). The combination of sustained population growth, expanding infrastructure, and strong retail clustering positions this site as a high-visibility, future-proof commercial investment opportunity.

This 19.3± acre development tract is strategically positioned within the Cardinal Mixed-Use Interchange Management Area (IMA), just east of the recently expanded $135 million Suncoast Parkway (SR 589) interchange in Citrus County, Florida. Situated along one of the primary northward growth corridors extending from the Tampa–St. Petersburg MSA, the property benefits from interchange-level access and sustained public infrastructure investment that continues to fuel residential and commercial expansion throughout the region.

The site falls within the designated Mixed-Use Development area, allowing residential densities ranging from 6 to 20 dwelling units per acre subject to Master Planned Development (MPD) approval. Based on approximately 18± acres within the mixed-use designation, the property presents a theoretical development yield ranging from approximately 119 units at 6 dwelling units per acre to as many as 386 units at 20 dwelling units per acre. This density flexibility supports a variety of development concepts including multifamily, build-to-rent communities, townhomes, or integrated mixed-use residential projects, providing scale and adaptability in a supply-constrained corridor.

Infrastructure accessibility materially enhances the feasibility profile of the site. A jurisdictional pressure sewer system is located within approximately 2,000 feet of the property boundary, and a 12-inch water main is available for direct connection, providing the necessary capacity to support MPD-level development intensity. The combination of density allowances, utility proximity, and interchange positioning establishes this parcel as one of the more compelling large-scale residential opportunities within the expanding Suncoast Parkway corridor.

Citrus County remains one of Florida’s strongest emerging growth markets, with a current population of approximately 153,600 residents projected to exceed 350,000 by 2030 according to County planning estimates. The region continues its transition into a major residential, healthcare, and service hub within the Tampa Bay sphere of influence. The completed parkway expansion and planned northern Phase 3 extension—located just north of the subject property—will provide direct one-hour connectivity to Tampa International Airport and surrounding employment centers, significantly increasing regional mobility, tourism flow, and housing demand.

Within a 15-minute trade area, the site serves approximately 46,361 residents with stable demographics, including an average age of 58 and a median household income of approximately $65,000. The convergence of sustained population growth, expanding infrastructure, and interchange-controlled density positions this property as a high-visibility, scalable, and future-proof development opportunity in one of Florida’s advancing growth corridors.