Beverly Avenue & Harrison Street - Beverly Ave & Harrison St, Kingman, AZ, 86409

site can be accessed from Beverly Avenue (2- lane with sidewalk) and Harrison Street (2-lane with turning lane and sidewalk); visible from Interstate 40 / 4 Way Traffic Lights. Opportunity Zone: This site located in the Kingman Opportunity Zone was selected for the growth potential in the already strong visitor an retail markets. Permitted Uses: hotel, retail, recreational building, offices, entertainment venue, restaurant Preferred Use: hotel and retail Utilities and Services: electrical service and natural gas is provided by UniSource Energy Services and available at the site; water and wastewater are managed by the City and are available at the site Access: site can be accessed from Beverly Avenue (2- lane with sidewalk) and Harrison Street (2-lane with turning lane and sidewalk); visible from Interstate 40 Average Daily Traffic: at Beverly and Harrison 4,774; I-40 & Stockton Hill Road (Exit 51A) 30,207; I-40 & Andy Devine Ave (Exit 53A) 14,466 (AZ DOT, 2018) Neighboring Uses: (1 mile) health and professional services, schools, government offices, single and multifamily homes, parks and recreational facilities, county fairgrounds About Kingman, Arizona Kingman, the seat of government for Mohave County, is located 105 miles southeast of Las Vegas, Nevada and 165 miles northwest of the state capital Phoenix. Its excellent location and transportation network make Kingman the premier location in northwestern Arizona for industry, distribution, and recreation. The Kingman Airport and Industrial Park is just nine miles from the city center on historic State Route 66. The Industrial Park is served by BNSF Railway and the Kingman Terminal Railroad short line operated by Patriot Rail. Passenger rail service is provided by the Amtrak Southwest Chief route, daily service between Los Angeles and Chicago. Kingman is at the heart of the longest, uninterrupted and most scenic section of historic Route 66. The city typically hosts about two million visitors a year, nearly 40% are international travelers. The city is surrounded by outdoor recreation opportunities. Within a 60-mile radius are dozens of destinations for hiking, biking, rock climbing, cultural and historic exploration, geologic sites, and desert