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IndustrialNewton County, TXNHS Road

303 COLLEGE ST

Newton, TX · Newton County, TX
Why this property

industrial — 7,216 SF tracked, National Highway System access

Screening score43/100Ranking aid · evidence before opinion
streets
satellite
Building SF
7,216 SF
Year Built
1969
Lot Size
0.91 ac

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Asset snapshot

  • 7,216 SF building
  • Built 1969
  • 0.91 ac site

Location & logistics

  • National Highway System
  • BNSF rail
  • 43 mi to port

Local market

  • 466 people within 3 mi
  • $44,583 median income
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Public record overview

Asset, infrastructure and market context

7,216 SF Industrial property in Newton, TX, Newton County, built 1969. 0.91 acre lot, 7 broadband providers with fiber.

For logistics, the site sits on the National Highway System, served by BNSF (Class I) rail on the LONGVIEW line, and 43 mi from the nearest port. The surrounding trade area shows roughly 466 residents within three miles, population growth of +0.1%, and a median household income near $44,583. Newton, TX: the parcel is located in a federal Opportunity Zone.

Location & Infrastructure

Broadband
7 providers · Fiber
Gas pipeline
6.4 mi · Gulf South Pipeline Co
County jobs
1,211
Avg weekly wage
$911
Unemployment
5.6%
Seismic risk
Low
Wildfire
Moderate
Foreign-Trade Zone
53 mi to nearest
Incentive zone
Opportunity Zone

Logistics & Transportation

Highway access
On National Highway System
Rail service
BNSF · Class I · LONGVIEW
Nearest port
43 mi
Traffic (AADT)
2,584 · 0% trucks
Freight tonnage
551,157 annual

Zoning & Site

Nearest substation
1.6 mi
Transmission line
0.6 mi

Local Market

Population (3 mi)
466
Population growth (5 years)
+0.1%
Median income (3 mi)
$44,583

Site Schematic

tarrant:01581708Schematic — proportions to scale, shapes illustrative
0.91 ac · 39,688 SFbuilt 1969
BUILDING7,216 SF
Unbuilt land
32,472 SF
82% of site
area-true · not a survey
Lot coverage 18%
Developable-excess estimate: 38,141 SF · model estimate, not entitlement

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Nearby development intelligence is available

Industrial planned / building
0
Residential units / lots represented
0
Residential pipeline signals
0
Industrial demand signals
1

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