Commercial/Industrial Sites with Acreage in Preston County, WV

17 Jul 2023

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Commercial/Industrial sites with acreage in Preston County, WV offer several clear advantages: it’s more affordable than nearby metros, and there are no zoning or permit requirements. You read that correctly, and no requirements mean no red tape.

PCEDA’s featured sites page provides full reports on availability, size, location, utilities, proximity to various transportation outlets, and more.

Find Commercial/Industrial Sites with Acreage in Preston County, WV

Our featured sites range from a few acres to more than 80 acres, with full maps and reports on location, availability, utilities, proximity to transportation, and more. Our interactive page provides full reports and availability on existing buildings as well - with no permits required or zoning restrictions for further development. No matter the size, we have a commercial/industrial site ready to build and expand your business in Preston County, WV.

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