Features and What to Expect

Types of Lots You May Find

• Standard city lots for typical single-family homes.
• Oversized or deep lots for RV garage or boat storage needs.
• Corner or cul-de-sac lots with wider access.
• Hillside lots offering elevation and lake or mountain views.
• Out-of-city or Desert Hills lots with more space and fewer restrictions.

Common Considerations When Evaluating Vacant Land

• Utility availability, including power, water, and sewer/septic services.
• Lot topography, slope, and potential grading requirements.
• Setbacks and building envelopes.
• Soil conditions and compaction needs.
• Access roads and driveway positioning.
• Drainage and retaining wall requirements for hillside lots.

Building Flexibility

• Options for RV garages or toy barns.
• Open concept floor plans.
• Split bedroom layouts.
• Outdoor living spaces, pools, and spas.
• Energy-efficient building materials and modern construction standards.