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Phoenix metro redevelopment opportunities

Every parcel in Phoenix metro, screened and ranked for redevelopment upside from public county records. Choose a strategy.

The Phoenix metro teardown picture

Across this scope these are post-war parcels (median build year 1959, roughly 51% built before 1960), where the assessor's split still books most value to the structure (land about 20% on paper) — the systematic understatement of land on teardown candidates that the screen selects past. At a median of roughly 0.25 acres the lots are standard single-parcel size. Among them, 19 sit inside an Opportunity Zone and 6 carry a seller-distress signal. The median est. value across the set is about $761K vs a median calibrated maximum offer near $66K — the gap is the point: at full retail these rarely pencil, and the disciplined ceiling is what makes one worth pursuing.

Teardown & redevelopment in Phoenix metro
247 ranked candidates — Parcels where the land is worth far more than the aging structure — prime demolish-and-rebuild candidates.
Value-add in Phoenix metro
246 ranked candidates — Dated structures with good bones in strengthening locations — renovate-and-resell or hold.
Buy-and-hold rental in Phoenix metro
250 ranked candidates — Cash-flow candidates suited to buy-and-hold rental investors.
Commercial & reposition in Phoenix metro
250 ranked candidates — Commercial and residential-to-commercial reposition plays.
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