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$4.50M
Existing building with industrial characteristics suitable for repurposing
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Scored using engine v1 · 10/19/2026
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This 16.97-acre development site sits directly off Interstate 25 at Exit 191 in Casper, Wyoming, with frontage visibility along a primary regional corridor carrying approximately 8,643 vehicles per day. The property is adjacent to a new Love's Travel Stop scheduled to open in November 2026 and is positioned minutes from the Ford Wyoming Center and Wyoming Sports Ranch, two major regional event venues that drive consistent visitor traffic to the area. Exit 191 serves as one of only two primary access points to the City of Bar Nunn and one of five interstate exits serving the Casper market, establishing the site as a key gateway into a regional trade area of approximately 80,400 residents. City water and sewer will be available to the property, supporting commercial or industrial development. The 16.97-acre parcel can be subdivided into smaller tracts, allowing for phased buildout or multiple users. Casper functions as Wyoming's second-largest urban market, with median household incomes near $71,300, and the site benefits from established infrastructure access along a high-visibility interstate node. Due to existing agreements, the property cannot be sold to another fuel supplier.
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