Development Land Interstate 95 & SW Martin Highway

Discover an exceptional investment opportunity in the thriving Port Saint Lucie market. Located at the intersection of Interstate 95 and Highway 714, this strategically positioned land offers prime access to major transportation routes. Investors will appreciate the area's burgeoning industrial development, with proximity to key points of interest such as the St. Lucie County International Airport and Port of St. Lucie, enhancing the property's appeal for industrial and logistics ventures. With a dynamic business environment and strong market demand, this location presents a compelling opportunity for industrial land investors seeking a strategic foothold in the vibrant Port Saint Lucie market.Positioned at the highly visible northwest corner of Interstate 95 and Highway 714 (Martin Highway), this ±31-acre tract offers an exceptional opportunity to acquire a large, strategically located land holding in one of South Florida's fastest-growing regions. Situated just minutes from the City of Port St. Lucie and the rapidly expanding Becker Road industrial corridor, the property benefits from outstanding interstate access and long-term growth fundamentals. The surrounding area has experienced significant investment from national companies including Amazon, FedEx, Costco, Cheney Brothers, and numerous logistics and distribution users that continue expanding throughout the I-95 corridor. As the Treasure Coast continues to attract new residents, employers, and industrial investment, large tracts with interstate frontage have become increasingly difficult to acquire. The property is currently designated Ag Ranchette under Martin County's Future Land Use Map and is zoned A-2. With approximately 31 acres of mostly level land, excellent visibility from Interstate 95, and direct access to Highway 714, the property presents a compelling opportunity for investors, developers, land bankers, or owner-users seeking a well-positioned asset within one of Florida's strongest long-term growth corridors.