The current Crexi record shows 11.22 acres, $3.8 million, zoning ID, redevelopment investment type, and specifically identifies both parcels. It also states that the tract is fully entitled and has water/sewer and utilities available. Crexi There is an important issue I want to reconcile before we use this for a BOV or buyer package: older/current public-facing records show materially different configurations. Realtor shows an 8-acre record with C-3 zoning and a 2021 sale of $520,000, while LoopNet's parcel record shows APN 001998-04-013 at 7.33 acres and another LoopNet listing identifies APN 001998-04-120 as part of the larger 11.22-acre offering. Realtor I also found a separate current MLS/Redfin record at the same street address showing 2.28 acres offered at $1,200,000, MLS #626942. That is another reason we should work from the actual Lexington County parcel records rather than assuming every online record represents the same tract. Redfin I can build the complete commercial property package For this property, I recommend I compile everything: current deed/owner, deed book and page, both tax parcels, current assessments and taxes, exact acreage by parcel, zoning and permitted uses, floodplain/wetlands, utilities, traffic counts, aerial/site maps, road frontage, previous sales, current and historical listings, surrounding development, demographics, 3–5 mile land-sale comparables, competing properties, price-per-acre analysis, and a broker opinion of current market value. One thing already stands out: at $3.8M, the combined asking price is about $338,700/acre. I would want to test that number hard against recent Lake Murray Blvd, Harbison, Irmo and Broad River commercial land sales before presenting it to a buyer or seller. Crexi If this is the property you're working on, I can proceed next with a full BOV-style analysis of 1720 Lake Murray Blvd, including ownership/deed research, taxes, zoning, development potential and comparable commercial land sales.