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Land & development

Find land you can actually build on.

House lots, teardowns and development sites across Greater Boston, read the way a zoning board will. Our lead serves on a Zoning Board of Appeals and is a partner in a development firm.

  • Licensed Massachusetts brokerage
  • Live listings from MLS PIN
  • Zoning and development experience
Newly built homes on a Greater Boston street

From lot to keys

Zoning, permits, the build

For sale now

Land on the market.

130 Fall1 / 4
New · Active

$525,000

103,891 sqft lot · Land

130 Fall

Franklin, MA 02038

Listing courtesy of Kyle James McNamara, Keller Williams Realty Leading Edge · MLS PIN #73592564

000 Undisclosed1 / 3
New · Active

$500,000

88,000 sqft lot · Land

000 Undisclosed

Holliston, MA 01746

Listing courtesy of Kyle James McNamara, Keller Williams Realty Leading Edge · MLS PIN #73592610

72 Quarry Rd1 / 3
New · Active

$669,500

43,768 sqft lot · Land

72 Quarry Rd

Acton, MA 01720

Listing courtesy of Paulo Neto, Settlers Realty Group, LLC · MLS PIN #73592292

How we help

What a parcel can hold, before you buy it.

Buildability check

Zoning district, frontage, setbacks, lot coverage and height: what can go there by right.

Variances and special permits

When a project needs relief, what the board will look at and how long it really takes.

What entitlement actually means

MBTA Communities and ADUs

New multi-family districts near transit and by-right accessory units, town by town.

Subdivision and ANR plans

Splitting a lot: frontage, approval-not-required plans and the planning board path.

Site due diligence

Wetlands and the Conservation Commission, title, utilities, and septic where there is no sewer.

Selling land to builders

Priced on what the land can hold, marketed to builders and developers who need it.

Hunter Perry

Your land lead

Hunter Perry sits on a zoning board.

  • 15+ years in Greater Boston, with dozens of multifamily and commercial transactions closed.
  • General Partner at a Boston development firm that owns and operates a large portfolio of co-living properties.
  • Serves on the Wayland Zoning Board of Appeals, so he reads a parcel the way a board will.
  • First employee on the ground at Compass in New England, with relationships across the region's residential and commercial brokers.

Get started

Tell us about the land.

Buying: the towns, size and what you want to build. Selling: the address, and we'll tell you what it can hold and what builders will pay.

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