Skip to main content

I'm thinking about selling my lot? GVM, What will determine my Lot's value $$ and sale probability?



Important items when selling & marketing a LOT for Sale in Austin, Texas.


  • Location, What is the specific neighborhood and street appeal.
  • What is the lot Size? How Large? How many sq. ft of lot land?
  • What is the ZONING? What could potentially be allowed by the City of Austin Development?
  • Where are the TREE issues? Are there any? How large? Where are the trees sitting? 
  • What is the general flatness or slope of the land? This could affect the new build's foundation type.
  • Pricing? Remember private primary buyers and end users will usually pay more $$ for your LOT, than spec investors, builders, assigners, and developers. Primary buyer's simply want the value to be fair and current, while investors and spec builders, need margins to earn a profit.
  • What is the Buyer Demand for next construction in the Lot's geographic area? Is it a high-end luxury, top dollar construction neighborhood, or perhaps is the lot's area more in tune with remodels and existing home upgrades? 
  • Are you willing to sell your lot via owner financing methods or would you prefer to cash out, and be done at closing and funding?
  • Does your LOT have any bonus intangibles? Is there  a View? Does the Lot back to green-space? Are there fewer immediate, imposing neighbors? Is the Lot on a private cul de sac? Is the Lot located in a desirable school district? 

As you can tell there are numerous important questions, facts, concerns and market variables when it comes to selling your LOT? Call, email, connect, or text Licensed Austin Silent Market Real Estate Agent George Vance McGee @ 512.657.9281 iphone, georgevance@gmail.com for a complimentary consultation.

George Vance McGee has helped sell and facilitate numerous successful entry level and million dollar plus spec new construction home sales and property developments in Central Austin, Texas. George Vance has worthwhile, viable relationships with a healthy portion of the most intelligent, savvy and real-world proven residential builders in Austin, Texas.










Comments

Popular posts from this blog

Sad News. Tim Harrington of Austin, Texas passed away in mid-February 2024 from a heart attack. His Memorial Service is 2/29/2024 2 pm, @ Austin Ridge Bible Church in Westlake.

The Above Photo was taken by Jim Innes during his Podium Eulogy talk for Tim Harrington. To Say the Westlake Austin Ridge Bible Church memorial service was PACKED, would be an understatement. Tim Harrington was a good man, and friend of many. He was relatable, authentic, funny, caring and social.    George Vance..... Just making sure you know that Tim Harrington passed away last weekend. Heart attack.  Tim’s Memorial Service will be: 2/29/24 at 2 PM at Austin Ridge Bible Church at 9300 Bee Cave Rd, Austin, TX 78733 in Westlake. At the Worship Center building. Please spread the word. GVM speaking here, "Tim showed up on my 40th birthday at Pitch N Putt for an afternoon of golf and bullshit. Tim was in good spirits that afternoon after boasting of his mega million dollar commercial fresh sale in SoCo. St. Elmo @ the ol' Hills Cafe.   Tim was a former SOUTHWESTERN door to door salesman and alumnus like me. A fellow bookman. Tim showed up @ my BookPeople booksignin...

Bonnie Fish McGee's Spooky 1st Birthday Party! Oct. 19th, 2024. Good times.

 

Austin, Texas has a DOG PROBLEM.....

  Austin, Texas has a DOG problem (Letter I wrote and sent) Dear Austin City Council Members, Hello and well regards, Yesterday afternoon during a simple bicycle pedal exercise ride, I was physically chased by an unleashed Pitbull dog in ZILKER PARK. Then directly after recovering from almost being mauled by an unleashed pit-bull in Zilker Park, I attempted to buy a Gatorade at a nearby Barton Springs Road Market, but that didn't go well either, as an interior Market commercial customer had a massive mixed breed dog trolling through the diminutive shopping isles. Then this morning, at a Coffee shop on SoCo, there was only 1 entry way in and out, and there was another large, although more docile mixed breed dog. All of this has occurred in less than 24 hours. What's the point? The City of Austin's dog friendliness and citizen enabling of irresponsible dog owners has gotten out of control. Newsflash! Not everybody like dogs, being everywhere all the time. especially within ...