Joe Mallisham Parkway

Located along Joe Mallisham Parkway in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, this ±30.5-acre site offers paved road access in a growing area with nearby residential neighborhoods, commercial corridors, park/recreation uses, and surrounding commercial and industrial activity. The property sits near Palmore Park and is positioned close to established road connections including Joe Mallisham Parkway, Culver Road, Fosters Ferry Road, and nearby local routes serving west Tuscaloosa. Its large, generally level layout and public water and sewer availability make the site well positioned for future residential, mixed-use, institutional, commercial, or service-oriented development.Joe Mallisham Pkwy Land offers approximately 30.5 acres of undeveloped development land in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. Located along Joe Mallisham Parkway, this large tract provides a rare opportunity to acquire a sizable site with paved road access, generally level topography, public water and sewer availability, and a Flood Zone X/minimal flood risk designation. The property includes approximately 1,328,575 SF of land and is identified as Lot 2 of Wiggins Land Development Res. No buildings or extra features are currently found on the parcel, giving a future buyer a largely open site for planning, design, and development evaluation. The site’s size, layout, and visibility along Joe Mallisham Parkway make it well suited for a variety of potential future uses, subject to zoning, approvals, engineering, and buyer due diligence. The surrounding area includes a mix of residential neighborhoods, commercial and industrial properties, open land, and recreational uses. Palmore Park is located nearby, and the property benefits from convenient access to local routes serving west Tuscaloosa, including Joe Mallisham Parkway, Culver Road, Fosters Ferry Road, and nearby connecting streets. This location gives the site strong connectivity to existing neighborhoods, nearby employment/service uses, and broader Tuscaloosa commercial corridors. With more than 30 acres of generally level undeveloped land, the property may support a range of future development concepts. Potential uses may include residential subdivision development, mixed-use projects, institutional or community uses, commercial or service-oriented development, or long-term land investment. The availability of public water and sewer adds to the site’s development appeal, while the paved road frontage provides direct access for future site planning. This property is a strong fit for developers, investors, builders, institutions, or users seeking a large land position in a growing area of Tuscaloosa. Buyers should independently verify zoning, utilities, road frontage, site conditions, development feasibility, and all other property details during due diligence.