160 Acres For Sale
Vacant Land
for Sale
| Catylist Listing ID: |
30166397 |
| Property Subtypes: |
Agricultural, Industrial, Mobile Home Park, Residential (Single Family), Other
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| Gross Land Area: |
159.90 Acres
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| Sale Price: |
$4,021 - 8,000 Per Acre |
| Total Price: |
$642,957 - 1,279,200 |
| Land Splits Available: |
Yes |
| Sale Terms: |
Cash to Seller |
| Cap Rate: |
Undisclosed |
| Last Updated: |
4/19/2024 |
Overview / Comments
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160 Acres of land available for use or investment.
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Additional Details
| Nearest MSA: |
New Orleans-Metairie |
| County: |
Saint Tammany |
| Legal Description: |
159.9 ACS SEC 32 TWS T7S RNG R13E W/2 NE/4 & N/2 NW/4 |
| Area Description: |
St. Tammany Parish
Like the surrounding regions of the Florida parishes, St. Tammany’s pre-history was characterized by several phases of indigenous Native American development. The original nomadic hunters who traversed the region in the decades following the last ice age gave way to a more sedentary mound building culture as life changed from the constant hunt for large Paleolithic animals to reliance on the types of wildlife we recognize today. With the mound building culture came not only the great temple mounds which can still be found in certain areas of the modern region, but also more productive farming techniques that allowed for permanency in residence.
The construction of the Lake Pontchartrain Causeway accelerated the migration to St. Tammany while the construction of I-12 placed the region at the epicenter of progress. The parish began to develop as a bedroom community. Suburban sprawl first took root in and around Slidell in the eastern part of the parish. The Causeway (completed in 1956) linked suburban Metairie with western St. Tammany and growth gathered momentum in towns like Mandeville, Covington, and Madisonville. While St. Tammany was sparsely populated and almost wholly rural in the 1950’s, its population exceeded 200,000 in the wake of Hurricane Katrina’s landfall in 2005. St. Tammany today enjoys status as the most prosperous parish in Louisiana, sporting a thriving economy and one of the highest rated school systems in the state.
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Demographic Statistics
| Proximity: |
3 miles |
5 miles |
| Total Population: |
3,001 |
10,508 |
| Median Age: |
39.09 |
39.16 |
| Households: |
1,117 |
3,945 |
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