Metro Atlanta Land Bank
229 Peachtree St NE, Suite 525, Atlanta, 30303
(404) 525-9336
The Metro Atlanta Land Bank is a public authority that takes over vacant, run-down and tax-delinquent properties in Atlanta and Fulton County. It sells or leases them so they can become affordable housing, green space or other community uses. Builders, nonprofits and community groups can browse available lots and apply to buy them. Offers: Vacant lots for affordable housing; Properties for rehab; Online property search; Help for local small developers and nonprofits. Call (404) 525-9336 or email info@metroatlantalandbank.org during weekday business hours.
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Buy a Land Bank PropertyService
You can browse the land bank's available lots and houses online and apply to buy one. Vacant lots that were cleared for sale must have affordable housing built on them.
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Donate Real Property to the Land BankProgram
The land bank may accept donated real property if its board approves. The property must be in an area the land bank serves.
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Land Banking DepositoryProgram
A nonprofit or government group can hand the land bank the title to property to hold while it plans an affordable housing project. The land bank holds it for up to 5 years, keeps it maintained and insured, and then returns the title.
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Permanent AffordabilityProgram
The land bank has set rules for selling and pricing homes and residential lots to neighborhood nonprofits that will build permanently affordable housing.
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Side Lot DispositionProgram
If you own and live next to an empty lot the land bank holds, you may be able to buy it and add it to your property. The lot must be combined with yours.
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