Vilas Road Industrial Assemblage presents a rare ±9.88-acre light industrial opportunity along the rapidly expanding East Vilas Road corridor in Medford, Oregon—one of Southern Oregon’s most active and tightly held industrial markets. This corridor continues to attract investors, contractors, and logistics users seeking proximity to major transportation routes, modern infrastructure, and a strong business environment.

Strategically positioned just minutes from Interstate 5, Highway 62, and the Medford Airport, the property offers outstanding regional connectivity and high-visibility frontage along East Vilas Road, which carries more than 12,600 vehicles per day. Together, the four contiguous parcels—579 E. Vilas Rd (4.53 acres), 605 E. Vilas Rd (1.95 acres), 61 E Vilas (2.41 acres) and a 0.99-acre frontage parcel—create a unified industrial holding with level topography, full utilities, and a shared 66-foot driveway providing direct access to both improved sites.

All parcels are zoned L-I (Light Industrial) within Jackson County and are located inside the Urban Growth Boundary, free of floodplain, airport, or historic overlays. This zoning designation offers broad flexibility for low-impact manufacturing, warehousing, storage, and contractor uses, while annexation and zoning modification options provide additional long-term upside.

Existing improvements include a leased ±1,800 SF commercial building with 3-phase power, three supplemental meters, and a rented mobile home, producing $3,100 per month in combined income ($2,200 commercial + $900 mobile). The second parcel features a vacant 1,852 SF single-family residence with an 880 SF ADU and two additional meters—offering flexible conversion or redevelopment potential for an owner-user or future industrial buildout.

The site’s location advantages extend beyond its infrastructure. A new 9.47-acre RV and boat storage

Sawyer Rapids RV Park is a rare riverfront RV and lodging property situated on approximately 8.5 acres along a premier stretch of the Umpqua River in Elkton. This reach of the river is widely recognized among anglers for salmon, steelhead, and smallmouth bass fishing and has long functioned as a destination for guests seeking direct river access paired with overnight accommodations. Demand for the property is driven in part by paid fishing access, annual passes, and repeat visitation tied specifically to this location.

The park features a diversified accommodation mix including 21 RV sites (with premium river-adjacent spaces), park-owned rental units (manufactured homes and a tiny home), four Airbnb cabins, and 11 seasonal campsites, including a group site. This flexible configuration supports long-term occupancy, short-term stays, and seasonal recreation, creating multiple complementary revenue streams beyond traditional space rent.

Additional income is generated through fishing access fees and annual passes, laundry facilities, vending and concessions, storage and reserved parking, and electric utility pass-throughs. A major competitive advantage is park-wide fiber optic internet installed in 2024, serving the entire property and appealing to modern travelers, remote workers, and extended-stay guests seeking reliable high-speed connectivity in a riverfront setting.

Property improvements and amenities include direct river access, a public boat ramp, multiple bathhouses (including a newer cabin-serving bathhouse with additional build-out materials included), a recreational lounge and internet café with office space, on-site laundry facilities, an approximately 1,800-square-foot apartment offering value-add potential, and a shop building supporting park operations.

2025 in-place operations reflect gross operating income of approximately $215,290 and Net Operating I

Prime commercial redevelopment opportunity along Williams Hwy (OR-238) in Grants Pass. Two-parcel assemblage totaling 1.36 acres under common ownership with ±150' of highway frontage and secondary access via SE Grandview Ave. Includes a 0.96-acre GC frontage parcel with ±1,817 SF structure (interim utility) and an adjoining 0.40-acre R-3 rear parcel supporting parking, circulation, access, and stormwater. Well-suited for retail, medical, office, or service commercial uses. Parcels sold together. Buyer to verify development feasibility.