Commercial, Office & Industrial Sites

• Just North of I-10 exit

• In Path of Local Traffic Growth

• On Hwy 180 (Silver City Hwy)

• Utilities in Streets, Alleys or Nearby

• Desirable Close-In Location

• Choice of City or County Locations

• Less Than 1 Mile To Downtown

• Location of Several Successful Existing Businesses

• On Route To Hwy 26 (Hatch Hwy)

• Additional Adjoining Acreage Available

Location, location, location

• Established adjoining businesses.
• Major in-town exit from I-10.
• 0.5 mile to I-10
• 0.5 mile to Hwy 26 intersection.
• 0.75 mile to downtown Deming.
• 1 mile to City Offices and Fire Dept.
• 1.5 mile to Luna County courthouse
• 2 miles to Mimbres Memorial Hospital.
• 3 miles to Deming Municipal Airport.

Tract Layout

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Prices and Terms

220 ft of Hwy frontage. Avg depth 420± ft (less 35 x 124 ft strip on N end).

City water to adjoining property. Elec adjoining on Hwy 180. No sewer.

Seller shall retain billboard lease, but will remove if that land built upon by Buyer.

757 ft of Hwy frontage; 195 ft deep (less 40 x 160 ft strip on N end); frontage also on Gold Av and Chaparral Blvd.

City water in Chaparral Blvd W of Gold Av and in Gold Av S of Chaparral Blvd. Gas is in Gold Av approximately 1 block S of Chaparral Blvd. Sewer is to corner of Chaparral Blvd and Gold Av. Elec near NE and SE corners of tract and across Hwy 180.

Permanent buildings may not be located in overhead power line easements (130 ft wide); but parking, display, etc. permitted.

Seller shall retain billboard.

Seller will consider selling (or leasing) a portion of this tract.

328.75 ft of Hwy frontage; 400 ft deep; frontage also on Chaparral Blvd.

City water is in Hwy 180. Elec is on Hwy 180. No sewer.

Permanent buildings may not be located in overhead power line easements (75 ft wide, including alley, and 30 ft wide); but parking, display, etc. permitted.

Seller shall retain billboard lease, but will remove if that land built upon by Buyer.

390 ft of Hwy frontage; avg depth 144± ft; frontage also on Gold Av and Chaparral Blvd.

City water in Gold Av and Chaparral Blvd. Sewer in Gold Av. Gas in Gold at SE corner of tract. Elec nearby and across Hwy 180.

Permanent buildings may not be located in overhead power line easements (30 ft wide); but parking, display, etc. permitted.

290 ft of Hwy frontage; 312 ft deep, plus alley (subject to 10 ft drainage easement in NE corner); frontage also on Copper Av and Courtland St.

City water and gas are in Copper Av and in Courtland St. Sewer is in Copper Av. Elec is at various locations nearby and adjoining on Hwy 180.

Permanent buildings may not be located in overhead power line easements (75 ft wide, including alley); but parking, display, etc. permitted.

Frontage on Gold Av, Chaparral Blvd and Diamond Av.

City water at Gold Av at Chaparral Blvd. Sewer in Gold Av at Chaparral Blvd. Gas in Gold Av approximately 1 block S of Chaparral Blvd. Elec nearby in various directions.

Permanent buildings may not be located in overhead power line easements (130 ft wide and 30 ft wide); but parking, display, etc. permitted.

Seller will consider selling (or leasing) a portion of this tract.

Sale Terms: By Seller on Real Estate Contract. 3% Down. Monthly payments of 1% of the balance after down payment. Interest at 9% a.p.r. No prepayment fees or penalties. Assumable.

Lease Terms: 1 year initial lease with monthly rent of 0.6% of the sale price. Renewable (adjusted for CPI) for up to 20 years, then re-negotiable. Refundable deposit of 2%. Transferable.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What utilities are included and/or available?

2. What is the zoning?

3. What restrictions are there?

4. What is the current and projected traffic count?

5. What is the current and projected population?

6. If developed, what costs is the Buyer responsible for?

7. Who pays for a survey and title insurance?

8. How can I purchase one of these building sites?

9. How can I communicate with you?

1. What utilities are included and/or available?

• Electric, phone, cable, City water, gas and sewer are on or close to most Tracts. However, please refer to to the Notes in the Table of Prices above for specific reference to the individual Tracts.
• Buyers are responsible for extending the utilities onto their lots and for any costs and/or fees applicable to extensions.

 

2. What is the zoning?

• Parcels lying South of Chaparral Blvd are within the Deming City limits and are zoned D (industrial).
  • Most uses are permitted.
  • Uses creating a nuisance and heavy industrial uses per Deming Code 12-4M-1 are prohibited.
• Parcels lying North of Chaparral Blvd are outside the Deming City limits and are zoned D (industrial) subject to the Extra-Territorial Zoning Ordinance.
  • Permitted uses are similar to those within the City limits.

 

3. What restrictions are there?

• There are no deed restrictions.

 

4. What is the current and predicted traffic count?

• These properties are strategically located just North of the major downtown Deming exits and entrances to I-10.
• This section of Hwy 180 is used by traffic coming from Deming (and I-10) that is going NW (Hwy 180) toward Silver City or NE (Hwy 26) toward Hatch and I-25.
• New development North of Deming includes an electric generation plant, single and multi-family residential and public school.
• The most recent (2005) data available from the NM DOT (average daily traffic) is as follows:
  • Hwy 180 S of Hwy 26 intersection = 1,965 vehicles per day in one direction
  • Hwy 180 N of I-10 intersection = 2,890 vehicles per day in one direction

 

5. What is the current and predicted population of Deming and Luna County?

• The 2000 population of Deming was 14,116 and Luna County 25,016.
• It is estimated that the population as of 2010 will be 18,048 for Deming and 32,206 for Luna County.

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6. If developed, what costs is the Buyer responsible for?

• Extending utilities onto the tract (including any permits or fees).
• Obtaining building permits.
• Design and construction of excess storm drainage (as a result of improvements) retention areas (required of all construction in Deming).
• The actual construction of buildings, parking, landscaping and other improvements.
• If the lot uses access from Hwy 180, the Buyer to obtain a driveway permit from the NM DOT for the Buyer's specific intended use of his/her improvements and to construct the driveway for that use.

 

7. Who pays for a survey and title insurance?

• Seller will pay a professional surveyor to mark all tract corners with steel rods.
• Seller will provide an owner's (or contract purchaser's) policy of title insurance guaranteeing title to the land.

 

8. How can I purchase one of these building sites?

• Any licensed NM Realtor should be able to prepare the necessary paperwork.
• Alternatively, you may contact us and we will provide a Purchase Agreement (or Lease) for your review.
• Regardless, if you have been referred to us by a licensed NM Realtor, they will be paid a commission.
• Most importantly, we want satisfied, successful business owners. To that end, we will work with you during and after the sale.
• We would like to have your business. If you have any questions, please ask.

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9. How can I contact you?

• Our e-mail address is land@qualprop.com.
• Our cell phone number is 520-909-5545.
• Our message and FAX number is 520-742-2202.
• If you'd like us to call you, please indicate phone numbers and times that are convenient for you.

 

Plats, Contracts, etc.

Detailed information is available as follows:

• A Detailed Survey Map will open in a new window by clicking here.
• A Printable Map and Price List in PDF format (Adobe Acrobat) can be downloaded by clicking here.
• An Example Real Estate Contract for Seller-financed sales will open in a new window by clicking here.

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