Develop a Parcel
Interested in Developing a Parcel?
Anyone can submit a parcel. If you want to participate in developing the parcel you submit, you are encouraged to answer some additional questions so we can identify you as a Community Development Partner and stay connected.
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A non-profit or for-profit organization with the capacity and interest to form or join an affordable housing development project team on a site acquired by the Land Bank.
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You will receive an email confirming your information has been received.
You will be added to the interest list for future Land Bank Requests for Proposals (RFPs)
If the County acquires a parcel submitted by a confirmed Community Development Partner, the Community Development Partner will be notified when the site-specific Requests for Proposals (RFPs) are released, so they have an opportunity to form a qualified team.
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More information about the RFP phase will be released post parcel acquisition in 2025.
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Does submitter have experience acquiring property in LA County? (Yes / No)
Does submitter have experience managing property in LA County, either directly or through an established partnership (Yes / No)
IF YES, which of these best describes your experience level:
Manage 1 property
Manage 2-4 properties
Manage 5-7 properties
Manage more than 7 properties
Does submitter have experience developing affordable housing in LA County? (Yes / No)
IF YES, which of these best describes your experience level:
Developed 1 property
Developed 2-4 properties
Developed 5-7 properties
Developed more than 7 properties
Is the submitter representing an incorporated organization (Yes / No)
IF YES: Please fill in organization’s name in text box
Has the submitter’s organization been established for at least 5 years? (Yes / No)
Does the submitter’s organizational leaders have at least 5 years of experience in real estate development (Yes / No)
Optional additional information:
Provide a brief description of your organization’s real estate development capacity. You may include a description of organizational leaders’ relevant past professional experiences outside of their current organization. (submit narrative)