3490 Wetumpka Highway

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3490 Wetumpka Highway  

2.24 ac. 20,400 square feet
3490 Wetumpka Highway
Montgomery, AL 36110

 

 

FOR SALE OR LEASE

$1,500,000 or $11,050 per month

 

DESCRIPTION

ADDRESS: 3490 Wetumpka Highway, Montgomery, AL 36110

SALE PRICE: $1,500,000. $73.50 per square foot. Owner will consider a lease for $11,050 per month

BUILDING SIZE: 20,400 square feet

LOT SIZE: 2.24 acres + additional small parcel

ZONING: B-3- Highway Commercial

CHARACTERISTICS:

This 20,400 SF building is in excellent condition. Built in 1997, it consists of 10,000 SF showroom and 10,400 SF warehouse. The entire building has central heat and air conditioning. The ceilings are 15 feet high in the warehouse and 12 feet high in the showroom. It has a kitchen area, 2 offices and 2 restrooms. There are 2 loading docks and an overhead door in the warehouse. It was originally built by Granville Home Furnishings. The building is highly visible on Wetumpka Highway (US Highway 231) with an average daily traffic count 31,848. This building could be used for retail sales, auto repair shop, auto sales, climate control self-storage, a church, etc. It has approximately 50 parking
spaces and an extra lot for additional parking. The owner will consider leasing the building.

DEMOGRAPHICS:
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Population 2022                   504                 4524                 46,470
Average Age                             43                     37                      38
Average HH Income        $37,146             $72,118           $68,911

 

Clark Gray

(334) 391-9249

clark@johnhallco.com

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4732 Woodmere Boulevard

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4732 Woodmere Boulevard

Montgomery, AL 36106

 

For Lease

$500 per office (3 offices)

Location: 4732 Woodmere Blvd Montgomery, AL 36106

Space Type: Office space

Space: 100 S.F. offices (10′ x 10′)

Year Built: 2007

Parking: 43 spaces (4.7 per 1,000)

Price: $500 per office

Lease Type: Full Service

Contact: Josh Hall @ 334-549-2850

Comments: One side of the office building is available. Professional office building in Central Montgomery. Surrounded by medical practices, banks, real estate companies and other professional offices. Convenient to two interstate exits, Vaughn Road and several schools. Up to 3 professional offices.

Highlights:

  • Short Term or Long Term Rental Options
  • Good quality building
  • Use of nice conference room, break room, work room.
  • Furniture can be included with a few offices.
  • Centrally located in Montgomery with access to major arteries

 

Landlord Responsibilities: Taxes, Insurance, Grounds, Utilities, Janitorial Exterior Maintenance, Water

Tenant Responsibilities: None

Josh Hall

(334) 549-2850

josh@johnhallco.com

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Why 2023 is the Best Time to Sell Land in Alabama

 

 As we begin a new year, you have probably started thinking about your goals for the year ahead: the exercise routine you swear you will accomplish, the stack of books you want to read, and the major financial moves you want to make for yourself and your family. If you own land in Alabama and have considered selling, this could be the best year to list it and maximize your profit.

 

Seller’s Market

As we have experienced over the past few years, the land market continues to be a seller’s market. Quality listings are still in low supply with a high demand, thus keeping land values up!

There are a number of factors contributing to the current seller’s market: An inventory shortage, large pool of cash buyers and investors, and an increase in desire to escape the city life.

 

Inventory Shortage

 

Inventory in the land market is typically lower than in the residential market. Inventory in land listings also usually stays on the market longer than residential listings. What we have experienced over the past few years, and are still experiencing, is that listings are becoming available, but spending much less time on the market. This has created a shortage of active available listings in a time where there is a surplus in the number of buyers. This affects land values simply through the law of supply and demand. If demand exceeds supply, then prices will rise.

 

Large Pool of Cash Buyers and Investors

There is a lot of cash in the market right now and it is coming through several different avenues. One is through 1031 tax exchanges. Property owners are taking advantage of a seller’s market and selling their investment properties. In return, they are replacing these properties using 1031 tax exchanges to purchase another investment.

In the land market, this takes the form of timberland, farmland, pastureland, transitional land, development land and recreational land.

 

With the recent history of the stock market declining, investors are diversifying their portfolio by investing in land which traditionally is a safer investment.

 

Increased Desire to Escape City Life

As the world locked down in 2020, kitchen tables suddenly transformed into office spaces, and backyards started to feel small. The coronavirus pandemic left many people seeking a place to retreat. It renewed the desire to escape city life for the great outdoors. Whether they want a premier hunting plantation or land on the river, more buyers throughout the state and country have entered the market to purchase beautiful Alabama lands.

 

Even in a seller’s market, the brokerage firm you use to list your property can have a huge impact on how fast the process moves and the return you make on the sweat equity, vision, and stewardship you have poured into your land.

 

John Hall & Company Difference

 

The team at John Hall & Company boasts many years of experience helping clients sell land, including premier hunting plantations, investment properties, conservation easements, mini-farms, agricultural land, pastureland, and rural residential lots. In our almost thirty-five years, we have sold over 350,000 acres. Our land consultants are true experts with experience ranging from a Certified Commercial Investment Member (CCIM) to a past president of the Alabama Realtor’s Institute. All of our specialists are also landowners who know what is important when considering land sales. From the first call to the closing table, our employees have the skills, knowledge, and connections to walk you through the entire process of selling your property.

 

Personalized Process with Valuable Services

We know every piece of land is different and unique. The process of listing your property for sale is customized to you and your land. We want to get to know you and answer your questions. What improvements do I need to make to my land? What will help my property stand out to potential buyers? What is my land’s true worth?

 

Our brokers have years of experience and knowledge about managing land and important aspects to consider. We can assess your land and give suggested improvements to make it even more marketable. We work with you to find what makes your land unique and help showcase its one-of-a-kind features to potential buyers. We are also able to provide a free broker’s opinion of value to be sure you list at the right price. Our extensive database of comparable sales that gives empirical data on current market prices helps us ensure we are advising you to sell for the correct price. We are familiar with land throughout the state and even know the micro-markets that add value within various counties.

 

The marketing of your property can also help it sell for top dollar with minimal time on the market. Many firms use a “one size fits all” model to market their listings. Utilizing traditional and digital marketing, John Hall & Company creates a marketing plan customized specifically for your property. Drone footage, email blasts, and our website are just a few of the ways we make sure your listing is properly showcased to potential buyers. We are a local firm, familiar with the area, who can market your property on a local, regional, and national level.

 

In addition to selling your land, we offer additional services to you. We are skilled at mediation and land division. If your sale involves multiple family members or other co-owners, we can work with you to be sure a fair and equitable division of the land is achieved. We can also provide wildlife management plans, forestry services and timber cruises, and mapping.

 

Relationships throughout the State of Alabama

All of our relationships are built on the foundations John Hall laid when he started the company: integrity, service, and practicing the golden rule.

 

We build and foster relationships with all of our clients. Selling your land is an education process for all parties involved. We get to know you and your needs. In addition to answering your questions and guiding you through the process, we’ll also ask you questions to find out what your objective is for selling your land. We work to ensure we meet the goals that lead you to sell your property.

 

Relationships matter when marketing your property too. As a boutique firm, John Hall & Company prides itself on having relationships throughout the state of Alabama. We have qualified buyers ready to purchase property and can connect the right buyer to the land you are selling. We truly love finding buyers who will value and appreciate the land as much as you did. In the current market, the average time it takes to sell a property with John Hall & Company has been virtually cut in half.

 

Using our network, John Hall & Company sold multiple properties before they even hit the market in 2021. From a thirteen million dollar sod farm to a six hundred and seventy-eight-acre plantation, we had buyers ready and waiting to purchase land.

 

“Pete Hall and his team helped me by securing a property they had listed in Dallas County. We then added additional property through their relationship with the trust department of the local bank. They also helped connect me with various experts in their field such as foresters, farmers, the local office of the Farm Service Agency and more. ” David Chadwick

 

We also have relationships with other experts. When you become a John Hall & Company client, we introduce you to our network of advisors in the fields of financing, forestry, wildlife biology, surveyors, closing attorneys, and more. Whether you need a land survey or wood infestation report, we can connect you with the right people to get the job done with excellence.

 

As land values have increased and the time it takes to sell your property has decreased, there has never been a better time to sell your land. Are you ready to list your property? John Hall & Company has thirty-five years of experience helping families buy and sell land in Alabama. We are ready to help you through the important decision of selling your property. Our team of experts is here to guide you through the process and help you make the most money from the sale of your land. Give us a call today.

Sandy Ridge Tract

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Sandy Ridge Tract   

2,272 +/- Acres

Davenport, AL 36047

Lowndes & Crenshaw Counties

*SOLD*

A great hunting and timber tract in Central Alabama!

Description

LOCATION: 0 Burgamy Swamp Road, Davenport, AL 36074

TERRAIN: Bottomland/Rolling

ACRES: 2,272+/-

LAND USE: Recreational/Timber/Hunting/Fishing

PRICE: $5,339,200

 

DESCRIPTION

The Sandy Ridge Tract is comprised of 2,272 acres (+/-), located near Davenport in Crenshaw and Lowndes County, AL. With nearly two miles of paved road frontage along Burgamy Swamp Road, there are multiple entrances to access this tract.
 
This property features many different timber types from mature bottomland hardwood stands to roughly 40-year-old pine
plantations. Some highlights include nearly 956 acres (+/-) in merchantable pine plantations, 488 acres (+/-) in premerchantable pine stands, and over 500 acres in bottomland hardwood/SMZ.
With this property being located in Central Alabama, it offers great hunting opportunities for various species of game to
harvest. With its diverse timber type and topography changes, it holds healthy populations of deer, turkey, duck, and dove.
Beaver Dam Creek traverses through the north third of the property offering a year-round flowing water source. This property
is currently under a hunting lease, so please be mindful when scheduling a showing during hunting seasons.
 
Please contact the listing agent, Hayden Nichols, to schedule a tour of this property or answer any questions you may have!
     
     
     

     

    QUICK FACTS

    • 2,272 acres (+/-) centrally located in the state of Alabama in Crenshaw & Lowndes Counties
    • Five miles east of I-65 and three miles West of US Highway 31
    • Nearly two miles of paved road frontage on Burgamy Swamp Road
    • 20 miles south of Montgomery, 100 miles south of Birmingham, 128 miles NE of Mobile
    • Over a mile of frontage along Beaver Dam Creek
    • Over 20 established food plots, roughly 32.5 acres of power line right-of-way

    Hayden Nichols

    (205) 799-1495

    hayden@johnhallco.com

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    LOCATION: 0 Burgamy Swamp Road, Davenport, AL 36047
    TERRAIN: Bottomland, Rolling
    LAND USE: Recreational/Timber/Hunting/Fishing
    PRICE: $5,339,200

    Creating a Land Legacy

     

    As we celebrate thirty-five years of helping Alabama families buy and sell land, we think it is important to share part of why we are passionate about land ownership. Pete Hall, son of John E. Hall Jr. and part-owner of John Hall & Company, shares how land ownership can help you create a legacy for generations to come.

     

    When you think of the word legacy, what comes to mind? You might immediately think of the money you plan to leave for your kids or grandkids. Maybe, you think about passing down family heirlooms–the diamond ring you gave to your wife fifty years ago or a prized hunting rifle. Moreover, you might think of a legacy that can be shared long after you are gone as your values are instilled in those you love.

     

    While land can be a major financial asset, the value of land is created by much more than just the dollars and cents. Land is connected to memories, experiences, and feelings. It can also be used to create traditions that pass down your family’s values. Whether it is the place you take your grandkids and their friends on an annual fishing weekend or your hunting plantation is used to provide a retreat for those who might need an escape from their day to day, the values shared while on the land makes it one of the greatest investments you can make to shape your legacy for future generations.

     

    At John Hall & Company, we believe land ownership allows you to pass down your values as well as your assets.

     

    Making Memories with Family and Friends

    As a fourth-generation landowner, a love of land is in my blood. Some of my fondest memories have been created while on my family’s land. I’ve been shaped by my experiences hunting, fishing, and spending quality time with family and friends.

     

     

    Hunting & Fishing

    One thing I love about living in Alabama is the great hunting and fishing.

     

    There is something about spending a cold morning in the woods together that forges an unforgettable experience. Hunting allows you to escape, be still, and enjoy God’s creation. Every hunter knows you also cannot beat the thrill and adrenaline that comes with taking down a big buck you have been watching on your trail camera for weeks.

     

    Alabama’s lands boast the opportunity to hunt deer, wild turkey, quail, waterfowl, and more. While some hunts do not allow for a lot of conversation, others give the perfect opportunity to connect; whether you are talking business or listening to your teenager open up about the struggles of high school, hunting provides a great chance to deepen relationships.

     

    Fishing is a sport that can be enjoyed year-round in Alabama. Similar to hunting, it allows you to escape a busy life and enjoy the peace of nature. We have also all heard the saying, “if you give a man a fish, you feed him for a day. If you teach a man to fish, you feed him for a lifetime.” While cliché, I have seen so much value in teaching my kids about fishing. When my son, Luke, was younger, my dad took him out fishing on the dock and caught a video of him reeling in a “big one.” The joy and excitement they shared at that moment were palpable.

     

    Quality Time

     

    Everyday life is busy and filled with noise. No matter the season, land provides a perfect place to enjoy distraction-free time with family and friends. There is something special about sitting around a campfire after spending a day in the woods or on the lake. As you share food and stories, you quickly see the benefit of escaping off the grid. I have seen myself and others laugh and open up about trials and triumphs during my time at the hunting plantation.

     

     

    We have spent Thanksgiving at our family farm for many years. It is a time we all love and look forward to because it brings the extended family together to create memories and share a meal. The tradition has already left a lasting impact on my boys and me. I know it will remain a part of our family’s future.

     

    Land ownership is about family and friendship. As you hunt, fish, and spend quality time together, you create memories to last a lifetime.

     

    Recently, I was able to take a group of my son’s friends and their fathers out to the land for a weekend trip. We hunted and enjoyed meals together, but more importantly, we spent quality time fellowshipping without distractions. I know we all walked away refreshed and with new memories.

     

    Exposure to New Experiences

     

    Education Opportunities

     

    There are so many opportunities to teach and train the next generation while spending time outdoors. Alabama’s natural resources provide a great classroom to expose people to new things and experiences. It can open their horizons to opportunities and provide the space to teach them important values.

     

    Conservation is a vital lesson that reinforces your values. It teaches kids about respecting the animals and the harvest. Bag limits are set to protect populations and to also help when there is an overabundance of a certain species. As you follow laws and utilize guidelines, you are showing respect for nature and authority. Cleaning and eating what you kill or catch can also display respect for the animal and being a good steward of the resources it yields. Hunting and conservation also give an opportunity to teach gun safety, emphasizing care and precaution while handling firearms.

     

     

    As landowners, we should be good stewards of our land and its resources. As you care for your land, you can invite your kids and grandkids to be a part of the process. Whether you are teaching them about the biodiversity of the land or showcasing best practices for a prescribed burn, good stewardship of resources shows your family you care about more than just what the land can do for you. You care about protecting and preserving it for future generations.

     

    Land ownership is educating the next generation to properly conserve and steward Alabama’s beautiful lands. It is passing down your values through hands-on lessons.

     

    From an early age, my father, John E. Hall Jr., used our family’s land as an education opportunity for me and my brothers, Josh and Luke. He taught us how to hunt and how to safely use a gun. He taught us about conservation and stewardship. Most importantly–through the many lessons, he also passed down his values to us. As we took care of the land, I learned about hard work and leaving God’s creation even better than I found it. As we hunted, I learned more about integrity and respecting wildlife. As a father to two young boys, I’m already working to pass down these values and the love of land to my sons.

     

     

    Financial Legacy

    While a land legacy is shaped by much more than just the finances. I would be remiss if I did not mention passing down land through a family can be a financial gift for future generations. It is important to have a will to ensure your asset is passed down in the way you would like and your wishes for the land are carried out. Make sure your expectations are laid out so it does not cause feuding among your family.

     

    Oftentimes, the financial gain is not seen or realized until the land is sold. While you own the land, there are many ways to add to the enjoyment of your land while also enhancing its financial value. Whether you build a lodge your family can use for weekend getaways or plant timber that can later be sold, it is important to think about how you would like the property to serve your family–now and in the future.

     

    When the time comes to sell the land, many families experience a large profit. John Hall & Company’s brokers can help you or your family members reach your financial goals for the property. We have extensive experience with mediation and land division; we can also connect you with other experts to help you maximize your financial gain from the sale of the land. If you are interested in using the profit from the land to buy another piece of property, a 1031 Tax Deferred Exchange can help save on taxes. The procedure allows you to sell the land and buy like-kind property while deferring capital gains tax.

     

    Land ownership is leaving a financial gift for your family even after you are gone.

     

    While there is a large financial benefit to being a landowner, the legacy it helps create has many layers. I would not be the man I am today if I was not raised on land. My character and values have been shaped through my time working, enjoying, and appreciating God’s creation, and I am already seeing the benefit with my children.

     

    It brings me great joy to help other families build their land legacy. As a family business with more than thirty-five years of experience, John Hall & Company’s brokers are ready to help you find the perfect property. Give me a call today, and let me help bring your vision to life.

     – Pete Hall

     

     

    We would also love to hear from you! As you can see, we think the real #valueofland comes from enjoying it with family and friends. If you would like to be featured on John Hall & Company’s Facebook and Instagram page, email emily@johnhallco.com your picture and why you love owning land in Alabama.