670'(S) X 300'(S) IRR COM AT SW COR OF N1/2 OF NW1/4, RUN N 270'(S) TO POB TH CONT N 300'(S), TH SE'LY ALG HWY 670'(S), TH S 120'(S), TH W 310'(S), TH NW 120, TH AGAIN NW'LY 190'(S ) TO POB & ALSO A TRIANGULAR PARCEL DESC AS FM SW COROF N1/2 OF NW1/4 RUN E 610'(S)TO E LN OF OLD L&N RR R/W,TH N 30'(S) ,TH SE 55'(S)TH W 50'(S)TO BEG LYING IN THE CITY OF LOXLEY S EC 22-T4S-R3E (CORR WD-SURVIVORSHIP) IN#997968 ?? Prime Industrial Opportunity in Loxley, AL – 3.1 Acres with Unmatched Exposure Looking for a high-visibility industrial site in one of Baldwin County’s fastest-growing commercial corridors? This 3.1-acre property offers a rare combination of Highway 59 frontage and County Road 49 frontage, giving your business or development project maximum exposure and accessibility. This is a location where value is rising fast — and you can still put your final touches on the property to elevate its potential even further. ?? Baldwin County Growth Update — Baldwin County Continues Explosive Growth Baldwin County remains one of the fastest-growing areas in the entire United States. The county’s population reached 265,813 in 2025, making it the 6th fastest-growing metro in the country. Local leaders attribute this surge to strong quality of life, excellent schools, and ongoing community investment. In-Migration Is Driving the Boom Alabama’s population growth is being fueled primarily by people moving in from other states, and Baldwin County is one of the biggest beneficiaries. Between 2023 and 2024, Alabama added over 40,000 residents despite a natural population decrease—meaning migration is the key driver. New Businesses & Major Developments The county is seeing a wave of new commercial activity and real estate expansion. ESPECIALLY in the Loxley, AL area. New ownership and revitalization of just being in an area close to beaches, rivers, ports, air ports, and a huge variety of jobs. Multiple new business ventures and real estate projects across the coastal region. These additions continue to enhance the area’s lifestyle appeal and economic strength. Cities Responding to Rapid Growth Some Baldwin County cities are temporarily tapping the brakes to ensure infrastructure keeps pace: The goal: protect community character while improving future development standards. This reflects just how quickly demand is rising—and how seriously local governments are planning for sustainable expansion.