IndustrialColumbus, OH

4147 MORSE CROSSING, Columbus, OH

7,945 SF Industrial property in Columbus, OH, Franklin County, built 1999. 1.08 acre lot, 12 broadband providers with fiber.

For logistics, the site sits near Jack Nicklaus Fwy, part of the National Highway System, along a designated freight corridor, served by NS (Class I) rail on the SANDUSKY DISTRICT line, and about 95 mi from the nearest port. The surrounding trade area shows roughly 115,974 residents within three miles, population growth of +0.1%, a median household income near $54,356, and about 112,966 industrial jobs county-wide.

Building SF: 7,945 SF
Year Built: 1999
Class: Industrial
Lot: 1.08 ac
County: Franklin County, OH
SpanVor Score: 69

Location & Infrastructure

Broadband: 12 providers · Fiber
Gas pipeline: 0.5 mi · Columbia Gas Trans Co
County jobs: 791,779
Avg weekly wage: $1,460
Unemployment: 2.9%
Seismic risk: Low
Wildfire: Non-burnable
Foreign-Trade Zone: 8 mi to nearest

Logistics & Transportation

Nearest highway: Jack Nicklaus Fwy · NHS
Freight corridor: Designated route
Rail service: NS · Class I · SANDUSKY DISTRICT
Nearest port: 95 mi
Traffic (AADT): 5,668 · 0% trucks
Freight tonnage: 855,008 annual

Zoning & Site

Nearest substation: 0.7 mi
Transmission line: 0.7 mi

Local Market

Population (3 mi): 115,974
Population growth: +0.1%
Median income (3 mi): $54,356
Industrial jobs (county): 112,966

Site Schematic

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1.08 ac · 46,951 SFbuilt 1999

BUILDING8,657 SF

Unbuilt land

38,294 SF

82% of site

area-true · not a survey

Lot coverage 18%

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