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Industrial Development Corporation Acquires 18-20 Acres for Industrial Sites

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What happened

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The Cassville Industrial Development Corporation signed contracts for the purchase of 18-20 acres of land designated for industrial sites. The land was acquired from Mrs. A.G. Sutton, and the purchase price was reported to be in the neighborhood of $1,000 per acre. The IDC currently holds approximately $11,000 from a prior sale of Garrett Manufacturing Co. facilities.

From cassville-democrat.com

Why it matters

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The land acquisition supports the IDC's goal of facilitating industrial growth in the region. The IDC is preparing for an annual stockholders’ meeting to discuss the industrial site acquisition and financial reports.

From cassville-democrat.com

Who's involved

  • Barry CountyCounty in Missouri where industrial prospects are being negotiated.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Barry CountySpeculative

    Barry County might generate immediate revenue from land transactions.

  • The Chamber of Commerce might see increased industrial demand, potentially boosting local business sales.

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