Boise City, OK – The Oklahoma Panhandle Enterprise Park (OPEP) has officially opened its doors, offering 75 acres of prime commercial and industrial development opportunities. Managed by the Boise City Public Works Authority, OPEP boasts a strategic location along Highway 287 with seamless access to utilities and an excess electric capacity of 6 MW.
Key features include a 36-acre developable site north of Highway 287 and smaller platted lots to the south, accommodating diverse business needs. The park’s infrastructure supports manufacturing with frontage access and is bolstered by recent studies ensuring efficient development processes.
Situated along the Ports to Plains Corridor, a vital route from Texas to Canada, OPEP offers unparalleled connectivity and logistical advantages. Land pricing is competitive, set at $10,000/acre north of Hwy 287 and $20,000/acre south of Hwy 287, encouraging timely construction commitments. Terms require commencement within one year of purchase, with provisions to revert ownership if properties remain undeveloped after four years.
For more information on investing in the Oklahoma Panhandle Enterprise Park, visit Boise City’s official website or contact the Public Works Authority directly.
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