Transforming Unoccupied Land from a Liability to an Asset
Reform. Revitalize. Reactivate.
The Land Reutilization Authority (LRA) of the City of St. Louis is responsible for the stewardship and sale of previously abandoned and foreclosed properties. With programs designed to convert unoccupied properties back into productive use, the LRA strives to provide housing, new industry and jobs for citizens, and returned tax revenues for the City of St. Louis.
Individuals
Residents looking to purchase a home for yourself or your family. Homeowners interested in purchasing a Side Lot.
Rehabbers
Businesses or entities seeking to rehab residential buildings or one commercial building.
Developers
Business or entity that rehabs or builds commercial, mixed-used buildings, more than one residential building or more than six residential units.
Path to Purchase Property
Step 1: Identify Property
Do your research
Identify and choose a parcel or property
Step 2: Property Information
Secure access to view property
Inform decision to place offer
Step 3: Assess & Engage
Assess site/view structure
Conduct Community Engagement
Step 4: Offer Journey
Individual / Resident Rehabber Developer
Step 5: Select Program
Links to one sheets and forms.
Videos
Step 6: Make Offer
Offer reviewed by LRA Commission
Accepted Declined
Search for LRA-Owned Property
Use the land bank search tool to find real estate owned by LRA that is available for sale.
Donate Property to LRA
If you are unable to maintain your real property in the City of St. Louis, LRA may be willing to take the property into its inventory as a donation.