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Blue Oval City TN 222 Hwy at Stanton Somerville Rd.

370 Acres of Commercial Land for Lease in Stanton, TN 38069

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Highlights

Located directly across from Ford’s planned automotive complex and Memphis’ Regional Megasite
Approximately 370 total acres

Ideal for industrial, residential, multi-family, and commercial uses to accomodate the growing workforce
Ford’s new plant was granted $384 million to fund infrastructure projects, authority expenses, workforce development, and other services

Lot Available

Rental Rate	Upon Request Upon Request Upon Request Upon Request	Lot Size	370.00 AC
Lease Term	Negotiable

Rental Rate	Upon Request Upon Request Upon Request Upon Request
Lease Term	Negotiable
Lot Size	370.00 AC

Blue Oval City is Ford’s sprawling new complex located in Station, TN at the 4,100-acre Memphis Regional Megasite . The plant plans to be the hub for production of electric vehicles . This project will create approximately 6,000 new jobs and be the driving force for $384 million to fund infrastructure projects, authority expenses, workforce development, and other services. The entire project is expected to cost $5.6 billion, which will make it the most expensive single investment in Tennessee history. The plant expects to be operational by 2025.