Just the fiber runs alone would be in the miles. 3000 new jobs estimated.

It it costs the farmer $100 per ear of corn to bring it to market, guess what buddy, your going to be paying $120 for an ear of corn regardless of how affordable it is.

T-Mobile 5G internet is $50/mo here and fiber is $65 so you may be high on internet.

Yes, they have permanent foundations and water, sewer, electricity and Fiber Internet. 

Storm pondsStorm sewersUtilities sewer water electric fiber off siteUtilities on siteRoadsBillboardsRoad accesses- turn lanes, lights, crossovers, VPD  vehicles per daySpeed limitLeases  NNNFinancing, pi, interest only, construction loan, rent up, occupancy level, SBA, 1031, seller financing, OZ, Insurance, additional insured, construction, business income loss, Sales contracts,  due diligence, deposits, close period, call out, auctions, Marketing- preferred buyers, Crexi, loopnet, etcSoil compaction, concrete psi, footings, door heights widths, fire hydrants, fire suppression, 3phase, licensing ( can you imagine buying a bar but not getting a license)?

But weird situation, we can pick up lots for $15,000 in a town with roads, water, sewer and fiber optics.  

Check out fiber access and cost.  

The document shows that the seller paid $27000 in 2022 for 8 eccentric pier installation, 20 carbon fiber grid stitching, 160 polyurethane injection, and permit, with 25 year warranty.

FoxConn has scaled back its original plans a bit, and at least initially it will not be building the very large glass screens that it had planned to build at the facility, I believe in part because Corning Glass has not yet committed to come in with a sister facility.

Southern MN out among the corn-stalks?