Land For Lease

Pedro J. Carreño Infinito Real Estate Group, L.L.C.

pc@infinitoresources.com P.O. Box 2366

Chapel Hill, NC 27515Tel: 516-967-5294

Infinitoresources.com

Plaza Drive, Burlington, NC

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BUILD TO SUIT!

Multi-Use Tenants:Retail, Service & Restaurants

•Health & Wellness •Entertainment •Event Center •Education

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Location, Location, Location •Major interchange on I-85/I-40 corridor •Centrally located in North Carolina •Midway along the East Coast Corridor •Where the Triangle meets the Triad •Estimated 1.8 +/- Acres of land available •Immediately off Exit 145 on I-85/I-40 •10,000 SF pad readyGreensboro 22 MilesDurham 33 MilesChapel Hill 30 MilesRaleigh 56 MilesWinston-Salem 48 MilesCharlotte 113 MilesWilmington 190 MilesRDU Airport 45 MilesPTI Airport 36 MilesAirport Burlington 4 MilesResearch Triangle Park 41 MilesElon University 6 MilesUNC Greensboro 22 Miles

•Medical•Daycare•Professional•Office/Flex

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Wide Range of Possibilities

Plaza Drive Burlington, NC

SUBJECTSITE

BMOC Buildings

Why Burlington, NC?

Facts

•Burlington is the 17th largest city in North Carolina.

•Burlington is known to have the most restaurants per capita in the state of North Carolina. In 2011 Burlington was ranked 29th overall in cities with the best Restaurant Growth Index (RGI) with an RGI score of 167.

• Interstates 85 and 40 makes the city accessible from the north, south, east and west.

History

Alamance County was created when Orange County was partitioned in 1849. Early settlers included several groups of Quakers, many of which remain active

in the Snow Camp area, German farmers, and Scots-Irish immigrants.

The need of the North Carolina Railroad in the 1850s to locate land where they could build, repair and do maintenance on its track was the genesis of Burl-

ington, North Carolina. The company selected a piece of land slightly west of present-day Graham. On January 29, 1856, the last spikes were driven into the final tie of the North Carolina Railroad project, uniting the cities of Goldsboro and Charlotte by rail. The next day, the first locomotive passed along the new route. When the iron horse arrived in Alamance County, locals referred to it as

“the eighth wonder of the world”.

Not long after this historic opening, the railroad realized a pressing need for re-pair shops. With Alamance County’s position along the new line, it became the logical choice for the shops’ location. After several debates concerning where the shops would be located, Gen. Benjamin Trollinger, a progressive Alamance

County manufacturer, made an offer that settled the matter. Gen. Trollinger owned land just northwest of Graham, and he convinced several other promi-

nent citizens owning adjacent lots to join him and sell their property to the rail-road. By 1859, construction of the shops began. Seemingly overnight, a town was born. A church, bank, hotel and restaurant sprang up. “Company Shops”, as the town became known, was also chosen as the railroad’s headquarters.

By the time the shops were completed, the village had grown to twenty-seven buildings. Thirty-nine white men, twenty Negro slaves and two free Negroes

were employed in or around the shops. Sale of town lots soon started, but not surprisingly, the sale of lots was slow until after the Civil War. By 1864, Compa-

ny Shops numbered about 300 persons.

Disclaimer: no warranty or representation, expressed or implied, is made as to the accuracy of the information contained herein and same is submitted subject to errors, omissions, change of price, rental or other conditions, withdrawal with-out notice, and to any specific listing conditions, imposed by our principals. About from city-data.com, ci.burlington.nc.us, wikipedia.com,

Median Income $33,153Population 34,264Population Density 279Median Age 39Family Households 52.5%Profit/Loss from Businesses +$7,390Houses/Condos 15,676Urban Population 24,951Rural Population 9,402

Plaza Drive Burlington, NC