Tommy Dobczyk shows a 6.3-acre vacant parcel near Lower Buckeye and Avondale Boulevard with no listed price, designed to attract serious buyers. The land includes a contractor yard and two commercial pad sites, surrounded by a QT under construction, a planned car wash, and approved self-storage. Dobczyk plans to subdivide it into smaller pieces to sell.
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The reason why this does not have a price tag on it is because they want to see how rich you are. And I'm just— again, I picked this as a utility because it's got the uniqueness to it of an opportunity to do a land shark deal. A land shark deal lands where you're able to accentuate some things. So let's see. Contractor yard, learning room, bathroom, and a dining room. There it is. It's free. It's free. I like free. It's nice. So here's where it's at. Oh, it's pads outside of up outside of Lower Buckeye and Avondale Boulevard. This is pretty good, pretty good area. I'll see the photos. Yeah, let's pop them open. There's a QT gas station out here on the corner, and then all these corners are getting rapidly developed right now. So here's what they got. They, they're building the gas station currently. They're planning to put a cobblestone car wash right here, and then they're planning— and then they have a self-storage approved for this with two, two commercial pads right here. The reason why this does not have a, a price tag on it is because they want to see how rich you are. No joke. So the entire 6.3 acres has this here, and then these are two pad sites. This is kind of like a drive-through type restaurant where you can literally go sit there, order your steak, forget there. Filiberto's.
Jack in the Box.
Filiberto's.
I know a guy. You know a guy? I know a guy. Wait, we had dinner last night with that guy. We sure did.
We sure did. We— as y'all are familiar with Filiberto's out here on the West Coast, we actually had dinner with the son of Filiberto's last night. And the future governor.
Yeah, that actually—
we were in on some big swingers last night.
Yeah, I told— so I shared with the governor, the future governor, the, or somebody who's running for governor, the whole— my nonprofit of getting 120,000 kids adopted. I, I literally stopped him in his tracks. Nice. With the statistics around that. So we're gonna sit down and have a conversation about that. There you go.
So yeah, I wanted everybody to kind of take a look at what this looked like right here, because this is what we do as developers. We find that one big vacant piece of land. What we do is we come in, cut cut it and bust it so that we can sell it and make it easy for smaller pieces for bigger opportunities.
