Statesboro, GA
This 39.28-acre site in Bulloch County represents a premier mixed-use development opportunity in one of Southeast Georgia’s most dynamic growth corridors. Fully entitled and development-ready, the property offers over 1,200 feet of frontage along Highway 67 and includes approximately 35 upland acres with access to City of Statesboro water and sewer. Planned for 330 garden-style apartments, 70 townhomes, and more than 5 acres of commercial space, the site is designed to meet the region’s expanding demand for quality housing, retail, and services.
With Bulloch County’s population increasing by more than 10% over the past decade—driven by major employers like Georgia Southern University and the Hyundai Metaplant—the project is well positioned to serve a growing community of professionals, students, and families. High visibility, strong market fundamentals, and diverse development potential make this site a cornerstone for Statesboro’s next chapter of smart, sustainable growth.
Master Plan
Property Advantage
Oak Grove’s strength lies in the convergence of education, industry, and infrastructure. Statesboro’s expanding economic base—anchored by Georgia Southern University and the Hyundai Metaplant—has accelerated demand for new housing and commercial services. Georgia Southern enrolls more than 26,000 students and generates over $1.1 billion in annual economic impact, fueling consistent rental and retail activity.
Meanwhile, Hyundai’s $7.6 billion EV and battery manufacturing facility, just 25 miles away, is creating over 8,000 jobs and drawing 13 Tier 1 suppliers to the region, including three in Statesboro alone. This surge in population, employment, and investment is reinforcing long-term development potential across Bulloch County. Combined with the area’s affordability, business incentives, and exceptional connectivity, the Oak Grove site offers developers and investors an opportunity to participate in one of Georgia’s most promising and sustainable growth markets.
Location Advantage
Conveniently located off Highway 67 between downtown Statesboro and I-16, the site provides seamless access to regional transportation, employment centers, and amenities. Residents and businesses benefit from proximity to the Blue Mile corridor—a revitalized pedestrian stretch linking Georgia Southern University to Courthouse Square, lined with restaurants, shops, and cultural venues.
Downtown Statesboro continues to thrive through public investment, arts programming, and year-round community events like the farmers market and First Fridays.
With direct access to I-16, U.S. 301, and the Port of Savannah corridor, the site offers unmatched visibility, connectivity, and lifestyle appeal for both residential and commercial uses.
