Looking for development land

[Cork On the Ocean]

I've got somebody looking for minimum 200 acres of land that can be subdivided into high density subdivision. Walton (fat chance), Bay or Washington counties. Feel free to spam me and will pass along. Thanks

 

[SHELLY]

I've got somebody looking for minimum 200 acres of land that can be subdivided into high density subdivision. Walton (fat chance), Bay or Washington counties. Feel free to spam me and will pass along. Thanks

See St. JOE...ask for the FloridaWild Special

 

[Cork On the Ocean]

Thanks Shelly,

I do have my agent looking into JOE land as a resource but we have contacted JOE for other clients in the past and haven't had much success. Do you have a particuar contact person or advise for actually interfacing with someone to make it happen? Thanks,

 

[SHELLY]

Thanks Shelly,

Do you have a particuar contact person or advise for actually interfacing with someone to make it happen? Thanks,

My advice...the closer JOE gets to the time they need to report quarterly numbers, the more receptive they'll be to doing deals.

 

[Cork On the Ocean]

My advice...the closer JOE gets to the time they need to report quarterly numbers, the more receptive they'll be to doing deals.

No contract person? I've got one of my realtors working on the client. I'll have her see if she can get a person at JOE. Someone also posted a couple subs with DO's. Not sure if my wants to get the DO himself or not but will have it checked out. Thanks.

 

[Kurt]

I know of 65 acres in SoWal with a development order approved. There could be additional acreage also. Waterfront, highway front, commercial.

 

[Smiling JOe]

If it is for the affordable housing, you may be going about it backwards. The County may be receptive to changing zoning if it is strickly affordable housing. This could be out of their control, but it would certainly be worth seeking. If you are looking in NoWal, outside of Freeport City Limits, you better be looking for a place where the sewer lines are being ran in order to get the high density.

 

[Cork On the Ocean]

If it is for the affordable housing, you may be going about it backwards. The County may be receptive to changing zoning if it is strickly affordable housing. This could be out of their control, but it would certainly be worth seeking. If you are looking in NoWal, outside of Freeport City Limits, you better be looking for a place where the sewer lines are being ran in order to get the high density.

SJ, Doesn't seem to be much in N. Walton. These guys just want to parcel it out so the higher the density the better. Walton told me about 10 months ago that they were swamped with zoning changes and where not taking any new commercial at all and were really backed up with development orders for residential. Not sure what the situation is now but so much of Freeport has really low density zoning and the prices are so high that it makes truly affordable housing difficult. You're right. they need to change the density or they'll never get affordable housing but they didn't seem that motivated a while back.

Bay has so much already planned for for 15-20 units per acre and the prices are a fraction of Walton (even along 79).

Haven't done anything in Washington but looking into it right now.

 

[Cork On the Ocean]

I know of 65 acres in SoWal with a development order approved. There could be additional acreage also. Waterfront, highway front, commercial.

Kurt, I do have another one looking for waterfront acreage for DSF. Can you email me the specifics. thanks

 

[sell30a]

I dont have 200 acres but I have a conceptual development order approved for 79 lots in the GULF PLACE area. willing to look at all offers.

call me at 205-276-5337