We Buy Land

Financial strength and experience are two factors that are critical when choosing a developer to work with on a land sale.

Financial Strength
Harbour Homes has a proven track record, credible financial references and is consistently one of the largest volume builders and developers in the Puget Sound area. Our experience with government agencies, zoning restrictions, and site specific engineering problems can help land owners.

Harbour Homes has acquired properties in all possible stages of development, whether it is raw land, land with approvals or finished lots. Our past projects have ranged in size from ten to several hundred lots. There is no project too small or too large for us to handle. We have worked successfully with land owners, developers and real estate professionals.

Experience
The Harbour Homes land acquisition team has many years of experience devoted to working with land owners, developers and real estate professionals regarding purchasing and developing land into new home neighborhoods. The development process is not a place to learn from mistakes. Our experience brings expertise to the process. By working with an experienced land acquisition and development team, a property owner can benefit from a solid financial return in a timely manner and knowing that a high quality neighborhood will be developed for future homeowners.

Harbour Homes land acquisition team works with property owners to obtain the highest and best value for their land. By taking the time to fully investigate a land owner’s situation and a property’s development potential, Harbour Homes can become the ideal partner for most property owners.

Whenever possible, we prefer to meet with property owners and become involved in the earliest stages of the development and approval processes. Many site specific issues and regulations will inevitably guide the direction of a raw land development. This does not, however, mean that a future development site is predetermined in its use. Many of the relevant zoning regulations and issues may be changed, challenged or applied to maximize the value of the property. When this process is managed effectively, the developer, the property owner and the future home buyer will all benefit.

Site specific issues that can guide a development include zoning and zone-change possibilities, access, county or city roadway requirements, easements, utility locations, wetlands/floodplain areas, park requirements, natural resource areas, topography and fire department, just to name a few. All of these factors will have a direct effect on the value of the property and its development.