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3 Acres of Land for Sale, Queen's Highway, Bengal, Saint Ann, Jamaica

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Type
Land
Land
132,407 ft²
Zoning
commercial
Permitted uses
Retail, Office, Mixed use
The brief

The reason to consider it.

3 acres of development land for sale in Jamaica located in Bengal, Saint Ann near Discovery Bay on the north coast.

Land for Development in Bengal

Located on Queens Highway in Bengal, Saint Ann – one of Jamaica’s fastest-growing areas on the north coast near Discovery Bay – this 3-acre parcel offers an exceptional commercial development opportunity in a region experiencing rapid transformation. Bengal is evolving into a major development hub along Jamaica’s waterfront. The area has seen significant investment in recent years, with new villas and developments appearing along the coast, while the commercial sector on the opposite side of Queens Highway follows suit. The transformation mirrors the success of nearby Drax Hall, which began with a small plaza featuring KFC and Starbucks and has since expanded to include Knutsford Express, Elite Diagnostics, and numerous professional offices. This 3-acre lot is part of a larger offering of 7 parcels ranging from 2 to 3.95 acres, giving buyers flexibility in scale while positioning them at the forefront of Bengal’s commercial expansion. The location on Queens Highway provides excellent visibility and accessibility for retail, office, or mixed-use projects.

Development Opportunity in a Growing Market

For investors and developers looking to capitalize on Jamaica’s north coast growth, this land represents a chance to establish a presence in an area poised for continued expansion. The proximity to Discovery Bay and the ongoing development activity in Bengal make this a compelling opportunity for commercial ventures. With its strategic location and the momentum building in the area, this parcel could be ideal for buyers ready to move quickly on Jamaica’s next major development corridor.

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