Pike 75 Logistics Center Site
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Acres: 245 (Will Divide)
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Pike 75 Logistics Center, a strategic transportation regional distribution center totaling over 245± acres, is located in Sumter County at the apex of Central Florida’s transportation hub. It is located on State Road 44, near the Florida’s Turnpike/Interstate 75 intersection and US Highway 301. Orlando, Tampa, and Gainesville are all within approximately 60 minutes of the property.
Property Info
- F12-035, F12-036, F11-011, F02-019, F01-060, F01-089
- 245 Acres
- $150,000/acre or Lease Option
Utilities
- Duke Energy; 12.47 kV line along SR 44, 7 MVA capacity
- Spectrum, Century Link
- Ciy of Wildwood, Min. 1 Million/GPD
- City of Wildwood, 10: FM and lift at SR44/CR219
- TECO Peoples Gas. 5" PE pipe
Transportation
- Interstate-75, Florida Turnpike, SR 44
- Tampa -1 hr; Manatee 1.5 hrs
- Leesburg Int'l - 30 mins; Tampa Int'l - 1 hr; Orlando Int'l - 1 hr
- CSX Rail via transloading 2 miles away
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Florida’s manufacturing dominance continues to flourish
‘Florida is one of the few states in the nation where we’ve actually seen our import to export ratio improve over the last few years.’
The Sunshine State’s dominance in manufacturing is continuing to flourish and outpace nearly all other states in the U.S., according to Florida Department of Commerce Secretary Alex Kelly.
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Sumter's Future Entrepreneurs Competition
Tuesday, February 25th
6:00 PM – 8:00 PM$6.00 per person
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Florida: Map Reveals Counties Where Population Is Surging
Florida is one of the fastest-growing states in the U.S. But which counties in the Sunshine State have been growing the fastest?
Florida is the third most populous state in the U.S., after California and Texas.
Florida is the third most populous state in the U.S., after California and Texas.
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Trademark Metals Recycling Ribbon-cutting is a Sign of Strong Economic Development for Sumter County
Trademark Metals Recycling (TMR) and Sumter County Economic Development held a ribbon-cutting ceremony that officially opened its facility. Dignitaries from the Sumter County Board of County Commissioners, the City of Bushnell, and other partners attended TMR’s ribbon-cutting event.
