Investor opportunity! Residentially zoned lot with utilities available. Ideal for new construction or spec build. Buyer to verify all development requirements, zoning, and utility access with the city
Southeast Dallas, located between Fair Park and the Great Trinity Forest, is a historic and industrial Dallas neighborhood with broad floodplain greenbelts and long, rail-lined corridors. The neighborhood’s character concentrates around the Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd and Malcolm X Blvd corridor, where murals, corner taquerías, and legacy storefronts sit beside civic buildings and event traffic. Fair Park’s Art Deco campus and the African American Museum anchor the cultural calendar. The South Dallas Cultural Center adds galleries and performance space in a low-slung modern complex. Housing ranges from early 20th-century bungalows to postwar brick ranches, with wide lots and mature trees. Trails and levee-top paths trace the Trinity, giving the area a big-sky, outdoors-forward feel.
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Property details
Interior
Exterior
Finance
Interior features
Unimproved land (no interior structures listed)
Exterior features
Approximately 0.676 acre lot
Lot is in city limits with streets and utilities installed
Acreage lot type
Easements for utilities and water lines
Residential zoning (buyer to verify with city)
Restrictions include building, development, easement(s), and other
Home design
Property listed as land (unimproved)
Construction
Unimproved land (no construction details)
Utilities
City water available
City sewer available
Electricity available
Sewer available
Other utilities available
Not in a municipal utility district
HOA & community
No homeowners association
Financial info
Listing terms include cash or other
Treat as clear loan type
No second mortgage
Other
Listing is active with an exclusive right to sell agreement
Possession at closing/funding
Will not subdivide
Electricity and solar
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Build your new home on this amazing .6 acres lot, which offers a very nice country feel, some big trees and a creek running along the side, located on a no outlet street. Only 10 miles to downtown Dallas. Please do your due diligence before submitting an offer for flood zone status, construction regulations, etc.
Public Records
Aug 12, 2016
Sold
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Public Records
Sep 5, 1969
Sold
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Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$1,536 (−0.4%)
$69,000
2024
$1,542 (+22.2%)
$69,000
2023
$1,262 (−8.2%)
$55,000
2022
$1,375 (+108.5%)
$55,000
2021
$660 (−2.8%)
$25,000
2020
$678 (+41.8%)
$25,000
2019
$478 (−3.9%)
$17,500
2018
$498 (−26.4%)
$17,500
2017
$676
$17,500 + $7,370
$24,870
2016
$676 (−0.7%)
$17,500 + $7,370
$24,870
2015
$681 (+0.3%)
$17,500 + $7,370
$24,870
2014
$679 (+0.3%)
$17,500 + $7,370
$24,870
2013
$677
$17,500 + $7,370
$24,870
2012
$677 (+0.7%)
$17,500 + $7,370
$24,870
2011
$672 (−1.8%)
2010
$684
2009
$684
Public record
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Lot width
110 ft.
Lot depth
185 ft.
Lot size
0.68 Acres
Year renovated
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Total Sq. Ft.
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Year built
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Style
Vacant Land
County
Dallas County
APN
00000773035000000
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Last updated by owner on Aug 31, 2026.
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