I Have Land Buyers in Clare

Questions I Get Asked About Owner who are Selling Land in Clare Valley

Clare Valley landowners tend to ask a fairly similar set of questions, whether they're sitting on a residential block, an old homestead, or a commercial allotment in town. Here are the ones that come up most.

Can I sell my land in Clare without listing it publicly?

Yes. I work with a network of pre-qualified buyers actively looking in Clare and the surrounding towns, so in many cases I can have a direct conversation without a public campaign, signboard, or portal listing.

I've got an old house on my block that's not really liveable, is it still worth something?

Often, yes. Buyers in my network are regularly looking for older houses (Houses not registered as Heritage) suitable for demolition, purely for the value of the land and its subdivision or redevelopment potential.

Is my land subdividable, and does that make it more valuable?

It depends on the zoning and lot size, but sub-dividable allotments are one of the things my buyers are actively chasing right now. If you're not sure whether your block qualifies, it's worth a quick call rather than guessing. I'm not a qualified planning consultant, however if you are looking to sell your land, the potential buyer will undertake the research to determine if they believe the land you are offering can be subdividable, and they would offer accordingly.

I have a shed on a residential or rural block, does that matter to a buyer?

It can. Land with shedding, whether small or large, is specifically something my buyers are looking for, so it's worth mentioning when we talk, even if the shed itself isn't the main asset.

Can I sell farming or broadacre land for future residential development?

Generally not unless it's already zoned or earmarked for future development, broadacre farming land can't usually be subdivided for housing without rezoning first. If your land is on the edge of town, or council has flagged the area for future growth, that's a different conversation and worth having.

What zones are you actually looking for in Clare?

Residential, neighbourhood, suburban neighbourhood, rural neighbourhood, rural living, and township zones are all of interest, along with commercial and industrial allotments. If you're unsure which category your land falls into, just call and I'll talk you through it.

Do you only buy in Clare itself, or the surrounding area too?

The surrounding towns count too , Riverton, Tarlee, Saddleworth and Kapunda are all areas my buyers are actively considering, not just Clare proper.

Will I have to pay a commission if I sell this way?

No, where a buyer from my network purchases your land directly, there's no commission payable by you as the seller.

If any of this sounds like your property, it costs nothing to have a conversation. Call or message Matthew Lee on 0412 090 255.