Alexander City Commercial Development Sites – 6.1 +/- Acres Available

Highlights:

• Approximately 6.1 +/- acres available across two remaining lots in Alexander City
• High-visibility frontage on Lee St & Central Blvd
• Multiple access points via surrounding streets
• Excellent exposure along primary city corridors
• Near U.S. Highway 280 commercial corridor
• Ideal for retail, mixed-use, office, or light industrial use
• Strong regional connectivity to Wetumpka, Montgomery & Auburn/Opelika
• Positioned in a growing Central Alabama market

Description:

This 6.1 +/- acre assemblage in Alexander City presents an excellent opportunity for investors and developers, with Lots 2 and 4 remaining available for purchase individually or as a combined investment. Lot 2 consists of a 1.1 ± acre lot with 163 feet of frontage and is zoned B-3 (General Business). Lot 4 consists of an additional 5 ± acre parcel behind 755 Lee Street, with frontage on Central Boulevard and Russell Road/Russell Avenue, and is zoned B-3 (General Business) and I-1 (Light Industrial). The property offers strong visibility along Lee Street and Central Boulevard and is conveniently located near the busy Highway 280 corridor, making it well-suited for a variety of commercial and light industrial development opportunities. For additional information, contact Paul Hodges at 334-315-1382.

Alexander City is a strategically positioned Central Alabama market offering a compelling blend of small-market accessibility, regional connectivity, and long-term growth potential. Located along U.S. Highway 280, the city provides a direct corridor between Birmingham, Wetumpka, and Auburn/Opelika, with convenient access to Montgomery, the state capital. This connectivity allows businesses to benefit from regional traffic flow, workforce access, and proximity to multiple economic centers while maintaining lower occupancy and operating costs. The property is well-positioned within a broader trade area that includes Wetumpka and Montgomery, both of which continue to experience steady residential and commercial growth. Wetumpka has seen increased attention as a revitalizing small city with strong tourism appeal, while Montgomery serves as a major employment hub for government, healthcare, the military (Maxwell Air Force Base), and corporate services. Together, these markets help drive consistent demand for office, retail, dining, and service-based businesses throughout the region. Alexander City itself is supported by a stable economic base including healthcare, manufacturing, education, and tourism, with additional demand generated by nearby Lake Martin, one of Alabama’s premier recreational destinations. The lake attracts significant seasonal and weekend traffic, creating strong opportunities for hospitality, retail, and event-driven concepts.

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