What kind of land does BWS buy?
“BWS acquires residential-zoned or entitlable land across the Southeast — from small infill parcels of a few acres to large tracts suitable for master-planned communities of several thousand homesites.
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“BWS acquires residential-zoned or entitlable land across the Southeast — from small infill parcels of a few acres to large tracts suitable for master-planned communities of several thousand homesites.
“We are concentrated in the fastest-growing metros of North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia, including Raleigh, Charlotte, Wilmington, Myrtle Beach, Charleston, Savannah and Atlanta.
“As a principal buyer deploying our own and our partners' capital, we control our timeline.
“No.
“BWS acquires residential-zoned or entitlable land across the Southeast — from small infill parcels of a few acres to large tracts suitable for master-planned communities of several thousand homesites. We consider raw, partially entitled and fully entitled land, as well as finished-lot positions.”
“We are concentrated in the fastest-growing metros of North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia, including Raleigh, Charlotte, Wilmington, Myrtle Beach, Charleston, Savannah and Atlanta. We regularly review opportunities in adjacent submarkets throughout the region.”
“As a principal buyer deploying our own and our partners' capital, we control our timeline. When entitlement or diligence work is required, we structure the timeline around government approval and the seller's objectives.”
“No. We regularly acquire land that is not yet zoned or entitled for residential use, and we factor the entitlement path into how we underwrite and price the opportunity. You do not need approvals in place to sell to us.”
The BWS Company: “BWS is a private real estate investment firm acquiring residential land across the southeastern United States, partnering with landowners and the nation's leading production homebuilders.”