Bradley Acquisition Group Vacant land · Western Washington

We buy vacant land in Western Washington.

Send us a parcel number. We check the county records and the map, then decide whether to make you an offer.

About

We buy for our own account.

If a parcel fits a homebuilder better, we may assign our purchase contract to that buyer.

See how a review works →
Illustrative view of a vacant grassy lot between homes
How it works

From parcel number to offer.

Every review starts with the parcel and ends with a decision: an offer in writing, or a plain no.

01
A parcel outlined on a printed neighborhood map

Send the parcel

Give us a parcel number or address for vacant residential land in Western Washington.

02
A parcel map being reviewed on a computer with supporting map sheets

We check the site

We pull the assessor record and check zoning, road frontage, slope, flood zones, and mapped wetlands.

03
Offer paperwork and a parcel map being reviewed at a desk

We decide

If the lot works, we write you an offer. You accept it or decline it.

04
Two homebuilding professionals discussing a vacant lot

Builders

Some lots suit a homebuilder better than they suit us. In that case we may assign our purchase contract to one.

Send us a parcel →
For landowners

Own vacant land? Send us the parcel.

Tell us where it is. We check the county records and the map, then decide whether to make an offer. You decide whether to take it.

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Send a parcel

Preview form only. Your details are not sent or stored.

For builders

Tell us what you buy.

Give us your areas, lot sizes, and price range. When a lot we're working on matches, we bring it to you.

Location

Where you build

The cities and counties you work in.

Property type

What you build on

Lot size, zoning, and the utilities your product needs.

Price range

What you pay

The lot price range that works for your numbers.

Next steps

What we send

The parcel number, the county record, and our map check for the lot.

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What we check

Maps first. Surveys and permits later.

Records and map layers tell us where to look. They don't replace the county's review or a site visit, and we say so up front.

Illustrative neighborhood street with detached homes, a duplex, and townhomes

Zoning

Rules differ by city and county. We read the zoning; the jurisdiction decides what's permitted.

Illustrative stream bordered by wetland grasses and trees

Critical areas

Map layers flag wetlands and flood zones. A specialist has to confirm the actual boundaries.

Illustrative grassy hillside with a neighborhood road nearby

Slope and access

Maps show slope and the nearest road. Legal access and ground conditions need a separate check.

Send us a parcel →
Preview form

Send us a parcel.

Landowners: give us the parcel. Builders: give us your criteria. This form is a preview and doesn't send anything yet.

We buy land for our own account and may assign a purchase contract to another buyer. Consider independent advice before signing an agreement.
Preview only. This form does not send or store information.