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BUILD‑TO‑SUIT INDUSTRIAL WAREHOUSE DEVELOPMENT
Surveyed Tracts • Oklahoma • 3.58 to 11.47 Acres
PROPERTY OVERVIEW
A unique opportunity to secure fully surveyed industrial tracts in Oklahoma with the option for a custom‑built warehouse or commercial facility.
One tract (Tract 9) already includes an existing concrete slab, providing a head start for construction and reducing development time.

Buyers can select an individual tract or combine multiple tracts to create a larger development footprint.

SURVEYED TRACTS AVAILABLE
All tracts are legally surveyed and ready for development.

Tract 8 — 11.47 acres
Ideal for large distribution centers or multi‑building layouts.

Tract 9 — 8.64 acres (Existing Concrete Slab)
Includes a poured slab ready for immediate construction or expansion.

Tract 10 — 4.69 acres
Perfect for small to mid‑size warehouses or specialty industrial use.

Tract 11 — 3.58 acres
Great for compact service buildings, contractor yards, or storage facilities.

Tract 12 — 5.04 acres
Strong option for 20,000–40,000 sq ft warehouse development.

Tract 13 — 5.05 acres
Flexible site suitable for logistics, commercial, or industrial operations.

Combination Options
Buyers may combine tracts to create:

10–15 acre sites

20+ acre industrial campuses

Custom configurations based on operational needs

BUILD‑TO‑SUIT WAREHOUSE OPTIONS
All buildings are custom‑designed to buyer specifications.

10,000–150,000+ sq ft

20–32 ft clear height

Dock‑high & drive‑in doors

3‑phase power

Office build‑out

Heavy‑duty paving

Fire suppression available

DEAL STRUCTURE OPTIONS
Build‑and‑Sell

Build‑to‑Lease

Build‑to‑Own (Financed)

IDEAL USES
Distribution & logistics

Manufacturing

Storage & warehousing

E‑commerce fulfillment

Oilfield services

Agricultural supply & storage

Equipment yards

Specialty industrial operations

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