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Land bank properties in Missouri

11,939 records from the public inventory of St. Louis Land Reutilization Authority, Land Bank of Kansas City, Missouri. Vacant land, homes to renovate, and side lots, each linked to the land bank's own record.

11,939property records
2land banks connected
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Price not listedVacant land

1538 N 16th St

Missouri

  • 5,035 sq ft lot
  • Lot
St. Louis Land Reutilization Authority05969070000
Price not listedVacant land

1456 Madison St

Missouri

  • 2,791 sq ft lot
  • Lot
St. Louis Land Reutilization Authority06209010000
Price not listedVacant land

1454 Madison St

Missouri

  • 1,707 sq ft lot
  • Lot
St. Louis Land Reutilization Authority06209020000
Price not listedBuilding

2436 S 1st St

Missouri

  • 57,223 sq ft lot
  • Building
St. Louis Land Reutilization Authority08729020000
Price not listedVacant land

3235 Knapp St

Missouri

  • 1,894 sq ft lot
  • Lot
St. Louis Land Reutilization Authority11579195000

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