2.35 AC Orange Ave & Hartman Rd.

Investment Overview

Positioned just off Orange Avenue in Fort Pierce, this 2.35± acre residential development site offers an outstanding opportunity to capitalize on the continued population growth occurring throughout Florida's Treasure Coast. With water, sewer, electric, and other essential utilities available to the property, the site is well-positioned for immediate residential development. Currently zoned Residential Urban (RU), the property permits up to 5 dwelling units per acre, allowing for 11 residential units under the current zoning. Developers may also wish to explore the potential for a rezoning to accommodate higher-density residential or multifamily development, subject to City of Fort Pierce approvals. Located just seconds from Orange Avenue, one of Fort Pierce's primary east-west corridors, the property provides convenient access to downtown Fort Pierce, US Highway 1, Interstate 95, shopping, employment centers, schools, healthcare, and Florida's beautiful Atlantic beaches. The surrounding area continues to experience strong residential demand fueled by steady population growth, employment expansion, and the continued migration to Florida's Treasure Coast. Whether developed as duplexes, townhomes, single-family residences, or pursued as a higher-density multifamily project, this property offers the flexibility, infrastructure, and location sought by today's residential developers.

Investment Highlights

• 2.35± acres in Fort Pierce, Florida
• Residential Urban (RU) zoning
• Permits up to 11 residential units under the current zoning
• Potential opportunity to pursue higher-density residential or multifamily development, subject to municipal approvals
• Water, sewer, electric, and other utilities available to the site
• Convenient location just off Orange Avenue with excellent access throughout Fort Pierce
• Minutes to US Highway 1, Interstate 95, downtown Fort Pierce, and the Atlantic Coast
• Located within one of Florida's fastest-growing regions with continued demand for new housing