This three-parcel industrial land portfolio in Bradenton, Florida, offers nearly 12 acres of development-ready acreage within unincorporated Manatee County. Zoned PD-UI (Planned Development – Urban Industrial), the sites allow flexibility for a range of uses, including manufacturing, logistics, warehousing, distribution, and other industrial operations. Two parcels along 9th Street East, historically used for fuel and propane storage, complement a larger 9.89-acre site on 15th Street East, creating scale and optionality for diverse industrial end-users. The properties are strategically positioned with direct access to U.S. Highway 301 and minutes from SeaPort Manatee, one of Florida’s premier freight and logistics hubs. This location supports robust connectivity for import/export operations, with SeaPort handling millions of tons of cargo each year and undergoing long-term expansion. With clear zoning, no existing structures, and no active permits, these parcels present a clean-slate development scenario. Investors and developers gain the advantage of immediate integration into an established industrial corridor where demand remains high and supply of developable land is increasingly limited.