Michele Weiand

Attention developers, investors, builders, and land speculators — seize the opportunity to acquire premium development acreage in one of Florida’s fastest-growing regions. Located in southeastern Hernando County along the rapidly expanding State Road 50 (Cortez Blvd) corridor, these strategically positioned parcels which has exceptional potential for residential, commercial, mixed-use, recreational, institutional, or future investment development. Positioned on a major east-west transportation corridor connecting Brooksville to Interstate 75, thewe properties provide convenient access to the greater Tampa Bay region, Orlando, and South Florida. The continued expansion and infrastructure improvements throughout the area make this an outstanding opportunity to capitalize on Hernando County’s ongoing growth trajectory. Property Highlights Three adjacent parcels available Parcels offered individually or together Site sizes ranging from approximately 4 to 9.1 acres Combined assemblage opportunity totaling approximately 20.4 acres Direct frontage along SR 50 / Cortez Blvd corridor Excellent visibility and accessibility Strong potential for future development and appreciation Suitable for residential, commercial, recreational, institutional, or nonprofit use Located within a rapidly developing growth corridor Why Invest in Hernando County? Hernando County continues to attract residents, businesses, and developers seeking affordability, accessibility, and long-term growth potential. The area offers: Expanding residential and commercial development Strategic proximity to major transportation routes Easy access to Tampa/St. Petersburg and Orlando markets Strong population and economic growth trends Natural beauty and a highly desirable Florida lifestyle Available Parcels MLS #TB8337814 — 9.1 Acres MLS #TB8337817 — 4 Acres MLS #TB8337821 — 7.3 Acres Purchase one parcel, multiple parcels, or acquire all three for a larger-scale development opportunity. Buyer to verify all information including property dimensions, acreage, zoning, future land use, environmental conditions, utilities, access, and development potential with Hernando County Government.