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Investment Opportunity | 36520 County Road 52, Dade City, FL. This 5.03-acre property is ideally positioned along County Road 52 in one of Pasco County's fastest-growing corridors, offering convenient connectivity to the Tampa area. Surrounded by expanding residential developments and ongoing infrastructure improvements, the site presents excellent investment or future development potential. The property totals approximately 219,107 square feet and is zoned DC-100. It has access to water and sewer services through Dade City Utilities and is located in Flood Zone X. There are currently two existing residential structures on the property. With direct frontage on County Road 52 and utility access in place, the site is well-suited for a variety of potential uses, including retail, office, mixed-use, or other commercial development, subject to apInvestment Opportunity | 36520 County Road 52, Dade City | Growing Pasco County Area This 5.03-acre property on County Road 52 is in a fast-growing corridor connecting to Tampa. With new homes and infrastructure expanding nearby, it offers strong potential for investment or future development. The property includes 219,107 square feet, is zoned DC-100, and has water and sewer through Dade City Utilities. It is in Flood Zone X and has two existing structures. With direct frontage on County Road 52 and access to utilities, the site is ideal for retail, office, mixed-use, or other commercial opportunities, subject to approval. Positioned in a high-growth area, this property is a rare chance to secure land before values increase. This property has three different addresses as follows. This parcel has three addresses as follows: 36520 COUNTY ROAD 52, DADE CITY, FL 33525, 36522 COUNTY ROAD 52, DADE CITY, FL 33525, and 36526 COUNTY ROAD 52, DADE CITY, FL 33525. Addresses 36520 and 36522 are addresses for the house on the property. 36520 is roughly 1016 sq ft, and House no. 35622 is roughly 1638 sq ft. All property is under the same parcel. The property owner is selling this property as a single open piece of land and assumes that both houses will be demolished and can be redeveloped. Propery owner does not warrant