$1 Auction, 2.82 AC Cleveland Msa

Land Description

Cushman & Wakefield | Cresco Real Estate and Marcus & Millichap are proud to offer a 2.82 acre land parcel adjacent to 5876 Darrow Road in Hudson, OH, a rare infill opportunity in one of Northeast Ohio's most affluent suburban trade areas (the “Property”). The site benefits from excellent visibility with over 300 feet of frontage and exposure along Darrow Road (Sr-91) with 16,673 vehicles per day. The site combines strong traffic counts, substantial frontage, on-site utilities, and is adjacent to new residential development with proximity to established neighborhood retail and service users. In addition to the immediate site fundamentals, Hudson's ongoing planning efforts for the South Darrow corridor suggest continued long-term focus on reinvestment and corridor evolution, which may further support commercial demand in this area. The Property benefits from favorable Outer Village Commercial Corridor and Office Overlay zoning , allowing for a wide range of potential uses including retail, restaurant, bank, office, medical, car wash (conditional), and others.

Hudson, Ohio is an affluent, high-barrier suburban submarket strategically located between Cleveland and Akron, offering commercial real estate investors access to one of Northeast Ohio's more established and business-friendly communities. The city supports a broad employment base with more than 900 businesses, while recent land-use changes and active economic development efforts are intended to make new development faster and easier. Hudson also offers a mix of office, flex, and industrial business park environments, and its 91-acre Hudson Innovation Park recently received SiteOhio Authenticated designation, reinforcing the city's long-term growth and expansion potential. The Property's location further benefits from strong demographics with a population of ±76,390 and an average household income of $140,609 within a 5-mile radius. For investors unfamiliar with the area, Hudson combines strong household incomes, limited suburban competition, and regional connectivity within the larger Northeast Ohio economy.