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Downtown Oxford
ADDRESS: Choccolocco Street, Main Street, & Snow Street
YEAR(S) BUILT: 1870s - 2000s
OWNER: Multiple
ABOUT: Downtown Oxford is conveniently located near the intersection of Alabama Highway 21 and U.S. Highway 78 (Hamric Drive). Downtown is an award-winning Main Street designated community that offers a unique experience for everyone- including a first-class performing arts center, specialty shops, restaurants, art galleries, and historic homes and churches. Over the past decade, there has been an investment of more than $10 million in public and private improvements.
Oxford Commons
ADDRESS: 20 & 115 Commons Way
YEAR(S) BUILT: 2012, 2016, 2018, 2021, 2023, 2024
ABOUT: The Oxford Commons is conveniently situated adjacent to the Oxford Exchange on Leon Smith Parkway, offering immediate access to Interstate 20, a major east-west highway connecting Oxford to Birmingham, Tuscaloosa, and Atlanta. Tenants include Publix, Ulta, Texas Roadhouse, Panera Bread, Taco Bell, Chipotle, and more!
Oxford Exchange
ADDRESS: 70 - 1600 Oxford Exchange Blvd
YEAR(S) BUILT: 2006, 2007, 2008, 2016, 2017, 2019, 2021
OWNER: 5 Rivers CRE
MANAGEMENT AGENCY: SRS Real Estate Partners
ABOUT: The Oxford Exchange is conveniently situated adjacent to the Oxford Commons on Leon Smith Parkway, offering immediate access to Interstate 20, a major east-west highway connecting Oxford to Birmingham, Tuscaloosa, and Atlanta. Tenants include Target, Sam’s Club, Kohl’s, Hobby Lobby, PetSmart, Dick’s Sporting Goods, TJ Maxx, Old Navy, Best Buy, Buffalo Wild Wings, and more!
Quintard Mall
ADDRESS: 700 Quintard Drive
YEAR(S) BUILT: 1973, 2000, & 2024
OWNER: Hull Property Group
ABOUT: The Quintard Mall is conveniently situated adjacent to Downtown Oxford at the intersections of Alabama Highway 21 and U.S. Highway 78 (Hamric Drive). Tenants include Dillard’s, JC Penney, AmStar Cinemas, America Eagle, Chick-fil-A, Bath & Body Works, and more!
INDUSTRIAL PARKS & SITES
The City of Oxford collaborates with the Calhoun County Economic Development Council to attract new industrial developments. The Calhoun County EDC offers a comprehensive range of resources and guidance to help your business not only grow but thrive. From start to finish, your project will receive dedicated support from our economic development team. We create customized growth strategies tailored to your needs, including site and location analysis, workforce development plans, financial incentive facilitation, equal opportunity business development, partner referrals, and entrepreneurial and business startup assistance.
CONTACT:
Calhoun County Economic Development Council
1330 Quintard Avenue
Anniston, AL 36201
Don Hopper, Executive Director
dhopper@calhouncountyedc.org
Tel: (256) 237-3536
Carl Pace Industrial Park
ADDRESS: Pace Street
AVAILABLE ACRES: 20 acres
TOTAL ACRES: 60 acres
ZONING: Heavy Industry
INTERSTATE/HIGHWAY: 2 miles to Interstate 20
RAIL ACCESS: 0.1 miles to rail
UTILITIES: Alabama Power, Oxford Water & Sewer, and Spire
FIBER: 0.4 – 0.6 miles away from four providers
ABOUT: This site offers several advantages, including completed preliminary environmental, geotechnical, and cultural studies, along with existing connections for power, sewer, water, and gas. It also has the potential for rail service and the possibility of expanding by purchasing the adjacent 38-acre site. Partially owned by the Calhoun County EDC, the site promises strong development support. However, there are some challenges, such as approximately 7 acres of wetlands at the front end of the site, limiting its footprint for large industrial projects. Additionally, it is adjacent to residential areas and has multiple owners, with one lot being privately held.
Additional information can be accessed here!
Interstate Properties
Address: Howard J. Bentley Drive
Available Acres: 110 acres (can be subdivided)
Total Acres:379.8 acres
Zoning: Heavy Industry
Interstate/Highway: 2 miles to Interstate 20
Rail Access:
Utilities: Alabama Power, Oxford Water & Sewer, and Spire
Fiber: 0.4 – 2.5 miles away from eight providers
About- The site offers several benefits, including all utilities contained within a 30-foot road along the northern boundary, completed Phase 1 environmental audit, potential rail service, and interstate frontage. It is publicly held by the Calhoun County EDC, ensuring reliable management and development support. However, there are some drawbacks: the presence of wetlands on the site, a Colonial gas transmission line splitting the property, and limited road access from the east. Additionally, the largest available plots range from 70 to 75 acres, making it too small for large industrial users.
Additional information can be accessed here!
Oxford West Industrial Park
Address: 500 John N. Willis Avenue
Available Acres: 60 acres
Total Acres: 130 acres; additional acres will be available soon
Zoning: Heavy Industry
Interstate/Highway: 0.8 miles to Interstate 20
Rail Access: no rail
Utilities: Alabama Power and water
Fiber: Yes
About: This site offers several key advantages, including comprehensive utility access within a 30-foot road along the northern boundary, a completed Phase 1 environmental audit, potential rail service, and interstate frontage. Public ownership by the Calhoun County EDC ensures dependable management and support. However, the site also presents challenges: it includes some wetlands, is skirted by a Colonial gas transmission line, and has limited road access from the east. Additionally, with the largest available plots being 70-75 acres, the site is too small for large industrial users.
Additional information can be found here!
Oxford South Industrial Park
Address: McIntosh Road
Available Acres: 60 acres
Total Acres: 160 acres
Zoning: Heavy Industry
Interstate/Highway: 3 miles to Interstate 20
Rail Access: no rail
Utilities: Alabama Power, Oxford Water & Sewer, and Spire
Fiber: 0.9 – 2 miles away from five providers
About: This site offers several key advantages, including direct access to Interstate 20 via Exit 188, being approximately 90 miles east of Atlanta and 60 miles west of Birmingham. It has undergone preliminary environmental, geotechnical, and wetland assessments, and has an existing power connection. The site is flat, dry, and not near significant residential areas, making it ideal for development. Publicly held by the Calhoun County EDC, it benefits from reliable management. However, there are minor wetlands present and the site is some distance from the interstate. Additionally, it requires more acreage to attract large industrial users.
Additional information can be found here!