204 E ANDERSON ST, SELMA, NC
8,090 SF Warehouse industrial property in SELMA, NC, Johnston County, built 1997. 7.14 acre lot, 9 broadband providers with fiber.
For logistics, the site sits near I- 95, part of the National Highway System, along a designated freight corridor, served by NS (Class I) rail on the EAST CAROLINA BUS UNIT GOLDSBORO TO FETNER line, and about 90 mi from the nearest port. The surrounding trade area shows roughly 10,057 residents within three miles, population growth of +0.4%, and a median household income near $39,729. SELMA, NC: the parcel is located in a federal Opportunity Zone and nmtc lic.
- Building SF
- 8,090 SF
- Year Built
- 1997
- Class
- Warehouse
- Lot
- 7.14 ac
- County
- Johnston County, NC
- SpanVor Score
- 83
Location & Infrastructure
- Broadband
- 9 providers · Fiber
- Gas pipeline
- 22.5 mi · Public Service Co of NC
- County jobs
- 65,535
- Avg weekly wage
- $1,079
- Unemployment
- 3%
- Seismic risk
- Low
- Wildfire
- Non-burnable
- Foreign-Trade Zone
- 38 mi to nearest
- Incentive zone
- Opportunity Zone · NMTC
Logistics & Transportation
- Nearest highway
- I- 95 · NHS
- Freight corridor
- Designated route
- Rail service
- NS · Class I · EAST CAROLINA BUS UNIT GOLDSBORO TO FETNER
- Nearest port
- 90 mi
- Traffic (AADT)
- 13,878 · 2% trucks
- Freight tonnage
- 1,062,460 annual
Zoning & Site
- Nearest substation
- 1.1 mi
- Transmission line
- 0.9 mi
Local Market
- Population (3 mi)
- 10,057
- Population growth
- +0.4%
- Median income (3 mi)
- $39,729
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