Cushman & Wakefield will market 480 acres in Williams

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Max Biegert has awarded Brent Moser and Michael Sutton of Cushman & Wakefield Phoenix the listing assignment for a 480-acre land parcel in Williams, Ariz.

The site is located in the northwest portion of Williams, on Interstate 40, offering more than one-mile of freeway frontage. The 480 acres is roughly the size of the existing town of Williams, which is 32 miles west of Flagstaff, Ariz., and offers unmatched views of Bill Williams Mountain with easy access to Route 66. With a year-round population of 3,000, the submarket continues to be a catalyst for travelers seeking entertainment in the western U.S. with attractions such as Bearizona and the Grand Canyon.

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August 14, 2018

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