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Jose Diaz
  • Renter
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Pricing vacant land

Jose Diaz
  • Renter
  • Hialeah, FL
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Hello everyone. I am interested in selling a piece of land that I bought many years ago. How specifically do i go about evaluating the land in order to set a sale price? The land is inside a non-developed community, however it does have some paved roads and some dirt roads.

Thank you

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Sean Pincus
  • Developer
  • Philadelphia, PA
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Sean Pincus
  • Developer
  • Philadelphia, PA
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Couple things...

- Brokers Opinion of Price
- Find the Highest and Best Use for the land (Residential, Office, Retail, Etc) and back into the price based on what can be developed there.
- Find recently sold vacant lots in your area and base it on the comps.

If the highest and best use is for residential development... and you know that a finished house would sell for $XXX,XXX.XX then a typical developer would buy the land for 15 - 30% of the total development cost (land + soft cost + hard cost).

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