Where can I find available commercial and industrial properties in Danville and Boyle County?

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Develop Danville, Inc. provides a centralized digital database for investors and site selectors to explore current real estate opportunities in Boyle County. Through their official website, users can access an interactive property search tool that highlights a diverse range of inventory, from historic downtown retail storefronts to large-scale industrial warehouses. Each listing includes critical data, such as square footage, zoning classifications, and proximity to major transportation corridors, helping businesses make informed decisions during the site selection process.

Strategic Industrial Parks and Shovel-Ready Sites

For high-impact industrial projects, the partnership specifically showcases development-ready land within these premier locations:

  • Stigall Business Center: A thriving multi-tenant industrial park anchored by manufacturers such as PVL, Parker Meggitt, AdKev, and more. The site boasts a 100,000 build-ready pad certified by the Site Selectors Guild REDI Sites Program, and over 200 available acres of land.
  • Lakeside at Reding Farm: Owned by Danville Boyle Co EDA, this 210+/- acre new mixed-use development has secured its first commercial tenants and will offer nearly 100 acres of industrial land adjacent to planned housing, retail, community parks, and more.
  • Norfolk-Southern Rail Site: This 80-acre publicly owned site has a recently completed access road and is capable of supporting manufacturing operations of over 500,000 square feet that require direct NS rail service

Additionally, the online Map Room offers specialized GIS data, aerial photography, and topographical maps for rail-served properties and large acreage tracts. This transparent access to local real estate allows for rapid comparisons of logistics and utility assets across the regional market.

Explore our interactive property database today to view featured listings and download detailed site specifications for your business.

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