For Immediate Release
CITY OF FAIRFIELD, CA OPENS BIDDING FOR SURPLUS CITY-OWNED REAL PROPERTY
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Fairfield, Calif., October 22, 2007 — Fairfield, CA’s Office of Community Development Department announces an invitation to bid for the separate purchase of two sites of surplus city-owned real property. The sites offer commercial and residential development opportunities and are located at Dickson Hill Road and Dover Avenue, and Tabor and Fairfield Avenues. Both are in close proximity to residential neighborhoods and retail.
The site at the northeast corner of Dickson Hill Road and Dover Avenue is a vacant 21,736-square foot (0.49 acres) prime commercial development property zoned for office and commercial use. It offers an excellent location for in-fill development.
The 39,639-square foot (0.91 acres) site located at the southeast corner of Fairfield and Tabor Avenues is zoned for low to medium density residential development with 6,000-square foot minimum lots. This prime residential development property is an excellent in-fill development.
The City will allow the successful bidders necessary time to obtain entitlements to develop the properties. No minimum bid price has been established for either of the properties; however, recent appraisal information is available at City Hall for review.
Sealed bids are due at 4:00 p.m. on November 14, 2007 at the city of Fairfield’s Community Development Department at 1000 Webster Street, 2nd floor. For a property information package and bid submittal instructions, call 707-428-7461.
About Fairfield
Fairfield (pop. 105,000) is a growing community with a multitude of commercial and residential development opportunities. Located mid-way between San Francisco and Sacramento, Fairfield is just 20 miles north of Concord, 38 miles northeast of Oakland, 14 miles southeast of the Napa Valley, 45 miles southwest of Sacramento and 42 miles northeast of San Francisco.
Fairfield Offers Important Business Benefits
Fairfield continues to appeal to retail and commercial entities seeking to grow their businesses for many reasons: an accessible Bay Area location, abundant space, value-priced real estate, a diverse workforce, and a unique set of regional amenities. For additional information on the city of Fairfield, visit http://www.Fairfield4Business.com.
For Media Information, contact:
Miriam Schaffer
Placemaking Group
510-496-2354 ext. 207
mschaffer@placemakinggroup.com
