Explore This Megasite
Experience 1,100 acres of potential just outside of Wilmington, North Carolina. This site has been named one of just 23 CSX Select Sites, meaning it has received special designation along the CSX rail network as a place where manufacturing projects can progress rapidly. Here, standard land issues have been addressed and a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment has been performed on the property.
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Situated between Greensboro and Raleigh, the Chatham-Siler City Megasite puts metro amenities and services close at hand.
Located in the heart of North Carolina’s Piedmont region, the Greensboro-Randolph Megasite is a KPMG-certified site with convenient rail access.
A North Carolina certified site situated between Brunswick and Columbus counties, this 1,000 acre plot is within short distance to major transportation arteries and skilled labor.
Further east, the Kingsboro Megasite is convenient to major ports, and was the first in North Carolina to be designated a CSX Select Site.
A North Carolina Certified Site, the Person County Mega Park is a 1,300+ acre site ideally suited for industrial partners in need of large water and electricity capacity.
North Carolina Certified Site located in the fast-growing Research Triangle region, the Triangle Innovation Point site provides convenient access to talent, suppliers and consumers.
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