A bigger picture of Salem.
Creekside land. Wooded hills. Room for a new chapter.Explore 390.5 gross acres in Salem.
Explore the propertyA landscape worth getting to know.
Herron Crossing brings 390.5 gross acres of residential, mixed-use, and industrial land together in southeast Salem, Oregon. Mill Creek crosses the lower fields, while mature trees and wooded hills give the higher ground a quieter setting, all within Salem city limits.
Residential land along Gath Road, mixed-use land along Turner Road, and industrial land west of the creek create distinct opportunities for housing, business, and campus development. Together, they offer the scale for a project to grow in phases.
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More than one way forward.
For a homebuilder, Herron Crossing offers wooded residential land with a creekside setting close to the city. For a business owner, the industrial and commercial areas provide a separate focus: space for an operating location, employment facilities, and expansion.
Mixed-use and campus concepts bring another dimension to the property, combining buildings, services, and shared outdoor space. A phased approach connects individual projects with the scale of the larger site, giving each investment a place within a coordinated development.
Potential uses
Neighborhoods, employment facilities, mixed-use development, and a care campus.
Explore the possibilitiesConcept plans
Five drawings showing residential layouts and arrangements across the land.
View the drawingsLocation & zoning
See each zoning district over aerial imagery of the property and its Salem setting.
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Both in Salem and in its own setting
Herron Crossing sits along Turner Road SE and Gath Road SE, near Corban University and Turner Lake. Open fields, creekside trees, and wooded hills give the property a sense of separation while keeping your project within Salem.
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Talk with our team about a neighborhood, a business location, or a campus at Herron Crossing.