Undeveloped land in the southeastern U.S. offers ample opportunities for investment, agriculture, recreation, and development. Consider raw land if you want to procure or invest in property, pursue a development project, establish a farm or agricultural enterprise, or create a recreational space for you and your family.
Land in the Southeast appeals to buyers and investors for many reasons, including climate, price points, land and soil types, and communities. The southeastern U.S. is a smart choice for investors who want great value and opportunity.
Explore our available listings throughout the Southeast, including in Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee. We can help you find the perfect tract for your needs today.
Undeveloped properties are available across the Southeast in more rural and developed areas, offering you flexibility with how (and where) you want to invest.
Undeveloped land provides a range of possibilities depending on your vision, including for agricultural and recreational use.
Often, undeveloped land presents a lower starting cost or price range compared to developed properties.
Natural features like forests, streams, and scenic views make tracts like these one of a kind. You can maintain these features for recreation as a hunting tract or private escape or clear for development and agriculture.
Raw land often has a lower starting price range than more developed parcels.
You have the freedom to make the land your own according to your vision and needs.
There’s an increased demand for high-quality land in the southeastern U.S., which helps property values increase over time. Undeveloped tracts are less expensive to maintain than developed parcels. Developed land incurs routine costs such as structural maintenance.
Undeveloped parcels often provide natural habitats but can also support agricultural practices like organic farming, agroforestry, and crop rotation.
Undeveloped land features fertile soils, access to natural waterways, and space for agriculture. You can cultivate fruits, vegetables, and other crops on your farm or mini-farm, or raise cattle, sheep, goats, and poultry. Some undeveloped tracts hold diverse tree species for timber production or other ventures.
The southeastern region is a prime location for outdoor enthusiasts. Vacant land presents recreational and development opportunity. You’ll often see whitetail deer, quail, waterfowl, and turkey on and around available tracts—a hunter’s dream. Undeveloped land can be a bridge to self sufficiency, whether for a cabin, tree stand, farm, garden, and more.
Since our founding, we've been a trusted leader in undeveloped land across the Southeast. With decades of experience in the region's land markets, we provide you with ideal opportunities in raw land and help you navigate your state's property laws.
We help connect buyers with the right property, and we can assist you with applicable zoning regulations, land use planning, and development strategies. Our team at Southeastern Land Group takes the time to understand your vision, priorities, and budget, and we make sure that any decision works toward your goals.
What are common uses for undeveloped land?
There's a lot you can do with your land investment, depending on its size, location, and applicable zoning laws. Common uses we see include agriculture and farmland, recreational use like hunting, and small development like a house or cabin. You can also hold onto the land and not clear or develop for future resale.
Are utilities available on undeveloped land?
The availability of utilities depends on the tract or parcel's location. While some parcels have water, sewer lines, and electricity nearby, others require off-grid solutions like septic systems and wells. Always ask the seller about utility access before purchasing a property.
What are the zoning restrictions for raw land?
Zoning laws vary by municipality. We advise you talk with one of our experts and reach out to local governing authorities. Local ordinances can impose restrictions on lot occupancy, open spaces and yard sizes, and building size and height.
Can undeveloped land be financed?
Yes, buyers can choose from a variety of financing options, including home equity loans, raw land loans, owner financing, or agricultural financing. You can also reach out to specialty lenders like Alabama Ag Credit and First South Farm Credit that specialize in rural acreage loans.
