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PROPERTY OVERVIEW The Norton Commercial Group is proud to represent the commercial component of the Independence master-planned community in eastern Gwinnett County just outside of the Grayson city limits. Our firm is offering 11 separate commercial outparcels ranging from 1.7 acres up to 16.78 Acres to serve the expansive growth in the region. With housing starts and traffic increasing rapidly, this is an opportunity to shape the commercial market along the Loganville Highway corridor. Positioned just 27 miles northeast of Atlanta, this submarket includes 400,000 people within a 10 miles radius to the site. All 11 sites will benefit from full lighted access. Sites are mostly level to very gently rolling. Lot 1 is cleared and partially graded while other sites will require clearing and additional prep work. Sites have access to all utilities including public water and sanitary sewer. Sites are zoned C-2. Sophisticated Seller open to shifting property lines to accommodate Buyer needs. LOCATION OVERVIEW The site is located just 27 miles northeast of Midtown Atlanta along the Loganville Highway corridor connecting Lawrenceville to Grayson to Loganville. Site is just 2 miles from Grayson town center and 6.5 miles to Lawrenceville. Within a 5 mile radius, there have been 895 new home starts over the last 12 months. There are 30,200 vehicles passing the site per day with over 420 homes currently under construction within a 5 mile radius of the site. Subject property is is within the Grayson High School District.
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Gwinnett County is one of the largest and most populous counties in the Atlanta metro area, having grown substantially over recent decades from a mix of suburban expansion and significant in-migration, including a notably diverse population base spanning many ethnicities and countries of origin. Household incomes tend to be middle to upper-middle class on average, though there's considerable variation across its many distinct cities and unincorporated areas, some more affluent and some more working-class. The local economy is diversified rather than dependent on a single industry, supported by retail, logistics, healthcare, and small business activity tied to its dense residential population and proximity to Atlanta. For someone evaluating a small business purchase, this suggests a generally stable, growing customer base with steady demand, but success will likely depend heavily on the specific neighborhood, competition, and how well the business serves the area's diverse community.