Marci PeckREALTOR® · Corpus Christi Realty Group

Corpus Christi, TX 78415

4602 Crosstown

$5,528,878

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Property Overview

About 4602 Crosstown

Great visibility and accessibility at the SPID and Crosstown exchange! This 5.52-acre property boasts 465 feet of frontage along a high-traffic corridor. Zoned IL (Light Industrial), this site is ideal for a variety of commercial, industrial, or mixed-use projects. Take advantage of this prime location with direct highway access and strong exposure for your business or investment venture.

Property Highlights

Status
Active
Price
$5,528,878
Property Type
Industrial
Bathrooms
0
Living Area
0 Sq Ft
Lot Size
5.52 Acres
Year Built
1986
Subdivision
Behmann
MLS / Listing ID
443827

Listing attribution: Courtesy of Gene Guernsey & Assoc.Realtors · Gene Guernsey.

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4602 Crosstown

$5,528,878

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4602 Crosstown

Corpus Christi, TX 78415

Marci Peck

Marci Peck

REALTOR® · TREC #0723266

Corpus Christi Realty Group

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Before you make an offer

Ask about foundation movement, since much of the city sits on expansive clay. On homes built before about 1975, ask whether the cast-iron sewer lines have been scoped. Check the flood zone and whether an elevation certificate exists. Ask for windstorm certificates on the roof, windows and any additions. On canal and bayfront homes, have the dock, boat lift and shoreline structures inspected. In newer areas such as the far Southside and London, ask which taxing districts and utilities serve the lot.

Windstorm insurance and flood zones vary by property; Marci can point you to the right specialist. This isn't insurance or legal advice.

Good to know

Conditions change across the city. Inland neighborhoods sit on heavy clay that calls for foundation care; island and bayfront neighborhoods add salt air, marine structures and windstorm certification to the checklist.