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Prime I-16 Interchange Opportunity: High-Traffic Logistics Site in the Path of Georgia’s Growth

Explore a prime commercial land opportunity in Jeffersonville, Georgia, located adjacent to a high-traffic RaceTrac location. This surplus land offers excellent visibility and direct access along a key travel corridor, making it an ideal site for retail, QSR, or service-based development. Positioned in a growing Middle Georgia market, the property benefits from consistent vehicle traffic, strong frontage, and proximity to regional connectivity routes.

The presence of RaceTrac provides built-in consumer draw and enhances long-term site viability. 📍

  • Location: Jeffersonville, GA
  • Adjacent to RaceTrac
  • Strong traffic corridor
  • Ideal for retail, QSR, medical, or service users

This is a rare opportunity for developers and investors to secure a strategically located commercial parcel in an expanding market.

Located along a primary freight corridor connecting the Port of Savannah to Macon and the broader Southeast, the site benefits from:

  • Direct interstate access
  • Multi-directional highway connectivity
  • Proven industrial development in the immediate area
  • Low-cost, pro-growth environment

TRAFFIC COUNTS & TRANSPORTATION DATA

Interstate 16 (Near Twiggs County)

  • Typical AADT range for rural interstate segments:
    👉 20,000 – 35,000 vehicles/day

Truck Traffic Composition

  • Interstate freight corridors typically carry:
    👉 20%–40%+ truck traffic (logistics-driven)

State Route 96 (Near I-16)

  • Rural arterial routes in GDOT studies:
    👉 5,000 – 10,000 vehicles/day range

Drone Footage – View On Google Maps

Estimated Daily Exposure:

  • 25,000+ vehicles/day (blended corridor estimate)
  • High truck concentration (logistics corridor)

The site supports several development paths with varying reliance on traffic. A truck stop offers the highest revenue potential due to strong truck traffic along I-16. Industrial yard and flex industrial uses are less traffic-dependent and provide stable, long-term income driven by logistics demand. QSR and retail fall in between, benefiting from steady pass-through traffic while offering solid but more variable returns.



BEST USES

1. Truck Stop / Travel Center (Primary Use)

  • Direct interstate access
  • High truck flow
  • Limited rural competition

2. Industrial / Logistics Yard

  • Trailer parking
  • Fleet operations
  • Distribution staging

3. Light Industrial / Flex Space

  • Contractor yards
  • Regional service users

4. Highway Service Retail

  • QSR
  • Convenience retail
  • Fuel stations

KEY INVESTOR TAKEAWAY

This is not a rural site. It is a transportation-driven real estate opportunity positioned on:

  • A national freight corridor
  • A growing infrastructure route
  • A logistics pipeline from port to inland markets
  • Strategic interstate location
  • Located on Savannah–Macon freight corridor
  • National Highway System connectivity
  • Increasing infrastructure investment (road widening)
  • Low acquisition basis vs major metros
  • Proven demand for logistics and service uses


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