Concord Land for Sale

This community is in Middlesex County and has a population of 17,669 people. The area was founded in 1635. The city is about 25.9 square miles in size. This is where the Minute Men were created and the so-called birthplace of the nation. The city is 13 miles South of Lowell, 19 miles West of Boston, and 23 miles South of Nashua, New Hampshire. The community is made up of tourism and residential areas. The city has three major rivers that run through it, the Sudbury River, Assabet River, and the Concord River. The transportation needs of the residents are met by Route 2, Route 2A, Route 62, Route 126, Route 119, Route 111, and Route 117. The boarding communities are Acton, Maynard, Sudbury, Carlisle, Wayland, Bedford, and Lincoln.

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Reasons to Invest in Property in Concord

This city has a historical Colonial America feel and a small-town atmosphere. The community is known for its authors such as Henry David Thoreau, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Bronson and Louisa Alcott, and Nathaniel Hawthorne. Buyers who would be interested in these types of property are investors, real-estate developers, and people looking to build their own home. Businesses which are looking to expand would also be interested in the vacant property. There are advantages to having the property that has not yet been developed. The property can be purchased with cash so that there is no need for a mortgage. The buyer has direct ownership, so there is no middleman to deal with. You can start with a clean slate to make the property into anything you would like. These properties are listed by real estate agencies, state and city auctions and private sales. An agent who specializes in these types of sales can help a buyer locate the property that is right for them. They can also help navigate all the legal requirements necessary to be able to develop the property. Agents are a good resource to ensure the process goes smoothly and the buyer can get the property for a fair and reasonable price. They can help with finding out what the fair market price of these properties are and make suggestions on how to proceed with the sale or buying of the property. The community is a great place to be able to raise a family or expand your business.

Types of Developments and Zoning Restrictions

Many communities have established zoning codes for property in the area to protect the local residents and businesses from new developments. This is done to help to make sure that the limited resources of the city are used in a balanced way to benefit the entire city.

1. Rural: This is an area set aside for farms and other open land projects.
2. Environmental: These areas are set aside to protect sensitive environmental areas such as wildlife habitats and wetlands.
3. Historical: This property is set aside for the protection of historically significant structures or areas of value to the history of the city.
4. Aesthetic: The city requires structures to look a certain way. This helps to preserve the original feel of the city.
5. Residential: This is the area designated for single-family homes, apartments, Condos, and other residential uses.
6. Commercial: This is the location of Retail stores, offices, restaurants, and theaters. This property is set aside for mixed-use developments as well. This is the combination of residential homes and storefronts.
7. Industrial: These locations are where major manufacturing takes place. Some of these businesses include Auto factories, power plants, and other heavy manufacturing companies.

Some of the developments that can be developed in these areas will need to be approved by the city to ensure they do not interfere with the current residents and businesses already in the area. It is possible to ask the community to change the zoning to allow for a development that does not fit into the requirements of the currently zoned area. This is done by asking the city for an exception or to change the areas zoning requirements. It is important to be patent through the process because the city will need time to research the impact of the development on the area and determine if it will be a good fit for the area.

Examples of Potential Property Costs

• A wooded partially cleared level residential plot with approximately 1.12 acres may sell for around $865,000.
• Single family residential lot with wooded sloping hill and around 1.93 acres might retail for near $725,000.

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