Ellis Mill Estates in Harrison Township, from the air
For Builders

Sell Out the Community
or Sell the Whole Project

  • List and sell the homes. Pricing, marketing, showings and every contract from release to closing, as your listing brokerage.
  • Any size, any style. Spot lots, minor subdivisions and major subdivisions; single-family, townhomes, twins, condos and multi-family.
  • Sell the project itself. When the plan is to hand an approved or partly built community to another builder, we find the buyer and run the sale.
  • Find the next site. Lots, subdivision ground and teardowns matched to what you build.
Rural South Jersey lots from the air
For Developers

Take a Project
to the Right Builder

  • Sell an approved project. Developer to builder, on the terms that fit the approvals in hand.
  • Sell before approvals. Raw ground or a project mid-way through the boards; we know which builders take on which stage.
  • Place land. Parcels that fit a builder in our network get in front of them first.
A completed new construction home in South Jersey
For Buyers

Buyer Representation
on a New Build

  • Homesite, plan and upgrades. Which lots buyers pay more for at resale, and where the options money lasts.
  • Paperwork and deposits. How a builder’s process usually runs, and when to bring your attorney in.
  • Inspections and closing. Independent inspections at the stages that matter, then certificate of occupancy and keys.
A South Jersey parcel from the air
For Land Owners

Sell Your Land
to the Builders Who Buy It

  • Send the address. Title, zoning, utilities and comparables get reviewed; nothing has to be in place first.
  • Hear from builders. Lots, acreage, teardowns and ground that still needs approvals all have a buyer in the network.
  • Close on your timeline. Most land deals run a due-diligence period, then a closing shortly after.
Let’s Talk

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Tell us what you are building, buying or selling.

The Reserve at Button Mill at golden hour, from the air