Purchasing City Owned Land
Interested in Purchasing City Owned Land?
The City of Page is actively seeking new opportunities to be a proactive player in obtaining new revenues, better services, and a higher standard of living for its citizens. The City of Page has a true, aggressive blueprint for economic development that can be used to attract business and light manufacturing to the City.
The City of Page owns seventeen (17) square miles of land available for immediate development. City staff provides “one stop shopping” and assists potential buyers/developers from concept to completion of projects.
- No Municipal Property Tax
- No Impact/Development Fee’s
- Low Electrical Rates
- Low Water and Sewer Rates
- Affordable and Available Land for Development
- “One Stop Shopping” assistance from concept to completion of project
- Public/Private Partnerships welcomed
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The City of Page welcomes development ideas that support quality growth, expand services for residents and visitors, create jobs, improve housing options, or strengthen the local economy. If you are interested in purchasing a city owned parcel, this page will walk you through the first steps so you can better understand whether this process may be a good fit for your particular project.
Need help getting started?
Step 1: Find a City Owned Parcel, and Check the Zoning
Start by using the Interactive Parcel Viewer to locate the property you are interested in and confirm whether it is owned by the City of Page.
How do I know which parcels are City owned?
When a parcel is selected, the parcel information window will be displayed. In that window look for “Owner Name: PAGE CITY OF” — These are the parcels that you can apply to purchase.
TIP: Write down the Parcel APN. You will need it if you decide to contact the City or submit a property acquisition request.
Zoning helps determine what types of uses may be allowed on a property, such as commercial, residential, industrial, mixed use, or public facilities. Some projects may be allowed by right, while others may require additional review, rezoning, or other approvals.
TIP: If you are unsure whether your project fits the zoning, contact Development Services before moving forward.
Step 2: Tell Us About Your Project
After you identify a parcel and review the zoning, this is the perfect time to contact the City and share your project idea.
Helpful information to provide includes:
- Parcel number or property location
- Proposed use of the property
- Basic project description
- Estimated project size or investment
- Conceptual site plan, rendering, or layout if available
- Estimated development timeline
Step 3: Submit the Property Acquisition Form
If the project appears to be a potential fit, City staff may ask you to complete the property acquisition form. This forms help the City understand the parcel, proposed use, project details, and buyer information. The timeline and process is defined on the form. Additionally, there is a Buyer’s Checklist to inform you of what is needed to complete the process. The Property Acquisition Form and Buyer’s Checklist are included below for reference.
Once the first portion of the Property Acquisition Form has been completed, please click the button below to submit your documents to our Development Services Department. You can also email the form to sshaffer@pageaz.gov. Someone from our staff will reach out to you for next steps.