I-95 & US Hwy 70 Interchange, Selma, NC 27576

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I-95 & US Hwy 70 Interchange is located in Selma, NC.

Offering two tracts, 75% ownership of 51.77 +/- acres and 100% ownership of 3.5 +/- acres. The site is central to several industrial markets such as Fayetteville, Wilson, Goldsboro, Rocky Mount, Raleigh and Durham. Subject is located in the prime retail corridor at the interchange of I-95 and Hwy 70, the midpoint between Florida and New York. The properties surround a major national retailer JR's Tobacco who draws southeastern travelers on I-95. It also benefits by being in the center of Johnston County, the fastest growing county in North Carolina and the center of the Eastern Seaboard.

Eastfield Crossing is conveniently located on I-95 at exits 97 and 98 in Selma, NC. Highway 70, the future Interstate 42, also provides easy access to the development. Eastfield Crossing is a 2.8 million sq. ft. master planned, mixed-use development comprised of a business park, retail, medical, professional space, hospitality, entertainment, senior living as well as single and multi-family residences situated on 400 +/- acres of land. The Eastfield Crossing development will create a unique and pleasant environment serving the Triangle East region of Raleigh. Johnston County is the fastest growing county in NC, with over 205,000 current residents and is growing at a pace of 10,000 residents per year per the Johnston County Economic Development Board.

Sysco of Raleigh has invested nearly $40 million in a food distribution facility creating 500 jobs that pay $48,000 on average.

Benton, Dickinson and Company, a leading medical device and products maker recently built a $38 million east coast distribution center in Johnston County, creating approximately 200 jobs.

Johnston Community College, just minutes from the site, launched a $4 million, 30,000-square-foot Workforce Development Center in which tailors training to meet emerging job demands. The county's diversified economy includes auto supplier SONA BLW with 150 metal forging jobs in Selma.

The Norfolk-Southern railroad crosses in Selma making it a prime area for industries needing rail access.

The county's diversified economy includes auto supplier SONA BLW with 150 metal forging jobs in Selma.

Top Area Employers include Grifols Therapeutics, Novo Nordisk, Caterpillar, Sysco, Raleigh and Johnston Technical Institute.

The Carolina Premium Outlets and multiple lodging options make it a popular destination for travelers.