Land for Sale in Philadelphia County, PA

Land for sale in Philadelphia County, PA:

This sale includes 2 parcels: 2339 and 2341 N Fairhill St, being sold together for $90,000. Discover a prime investment opportunity with these strategically located land parcels, offering spacious potential to build in a rapidly developing area. This land presents a unique chance for investors seeking to capitalize on the growing demand for residential developments in 19133. It is situated in a location poised for growth. The potential for appreciation is significant, given the ongoing infrastructure improvements and urbanization trends in the surrounding area.

Land for sale in Philadelphia County, PA:

Two (2) clear lots prime for new residential construction in a rapidly developing area.

Land for sale in Philadelphia County, PA:

1107 N 40th St presents a prime development opportunity in Philadelphia’s rapidly growing Parkside neighborhood, just minutes from University City. This 15.66 x 70.7 buildable lot is ideally suited for commercial or mixed-use development, allowing investors to capitalize on strong demand driven by nearby Drexel, Penn, and major healthcare institutions. Surrounded by ongoing development and revitalization, this property offers a straightforward project with strong long-term upside in a high-growth corridor.

Land for sale in Philadelphia County, PA:

Vacant residential land opportunity in East Falls, one of Philadelphia’s most desirable neighborhoods! This approximately 18-by-100-foot RSD-3 parcel is offered separately or as part of a larger package with the adjacent properties at 3401 and 3407 Powers Street. Total Adjoining approximate Lot size between 3401, 3407, 3409 Powers is 5,678.71 sq. ft. 76 ft on Powers and 105 along Calumet. Combining all three parcels may create an opportunity to develop approximately three to four new homes at the corner of Powers and Calumet Streets, subject to zoning, subdivision and all required municipal approvals. Recent comparable home sales on Powers Street have reached into the $700s, offering