CONNECTICUT & RHODE ISLAND
A potential location. A property worth a look. A team that can help build what’s next.
Connect with The RoadRunners about land, gas stations and convenience store development, construction, professional services or financing in Connecticut and Rhode Island.
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Choose the path that fits your opportunity. These details help us understand the property, company or financing proposal.
Vacant land, corner parcels, redevelopment properties and potential locations for gas stations and convenience stores in Connecticut and Rhode Island.
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Introduce a gas station or convenience store available for sale or lease, including operating locations and properties with redevelopment potential.
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Bring commercial listings, land leads and off-market gas station opportunities. Tell us who you represent and how you are involved in the offering.
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Introduce your team for gas station construction, convenience store fit-outs, site work, utility work and petroleum equipment projects.
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We welcome introductions from civil and environmental engineers, architects, surveyors, land-use professionals, attorneys and permitting consultants.
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Connect about gas station acquisitions, commercial real estate lending, construction financing and refinancing opportunities.
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LAND & GAS STATION DEVELOPMENT
We consider the whole property and the proposed terms. A strong introduction explains what is available and what would be needed to move forward.
Explore our CT & RI location directoryRoad frontage, visibility, entrances, travel patterns, nearby uses and documented traffic information, if available.
Lot dimensions, existing buildings, utilities, zoning, environmental information and the status of any permits or approvals.
Asking terms, ownership or representation, availability and any deadlines or conditions attached to the proposal.
START A CONVERSATION
Use the inquiry form for property leads, professional introductions and financing proposals.
A short overview and a relevant link are enough to start. Detailed documents and transaction terms can follow through an appropriate channel.
Submissions are reviewed individually. Sending an inquiry does not create a commitment, representation agreement or guarantee of a response.
BEFORE YOU REACH OUT
Our current focus is Connecticut and Rhode Island. You can introduce land, existing gas stations, convenience stores or services that support projects in these states.
Yes. Include the location, approximate lot size, asking terms, zoning or current use, and any listing or site-plan links. If you are an agent or broker, explain your role and whom you represent.
You can present sale, lease or development proposals. State the structure you are offering and any important timing or conditions. Each opportunity is reviewed individually.
Yes. Choose the relevant inquiry type and describe your services or financing focus, geographic coverage and related gas station or commercial real estate experience.
No. An inquiry does not create a purchase commitment, brokerage engagement, financing commitment or service contract. Any transaction or engagement requires separate review and agreement.
Start with a general overview and links to materials you are authorized to share. Do not submit bank account numbers, Social Security numbers, passwords or unredacted personal financial documents.