Chief Investment Properties LLC reviews vacant land across Tampa and Hillsborough County — infill lots in the city, acreage out toward Plant City and Thonotosassa, and rural parcels in the surrounding Bay area. Overgrown, landlocked, wetlands-adjacent, or simply unwanted, we look at the parcel as it sits today. Submitting your land does not guarantee an offer, and there is no obligation to accept. See how we evaluate land →
Why Tampa Landowners Work With Us:
Hillsborough County land comes in every condition. These are the parcel types Tampa-area owners most often ask us to look at.
Single building lots in established Tampa neighborhoods. Useful when a lot is too narrow, oddly shaped, or has no clear path to a build.
Land that has not been touched in years. We review it without asking you to clear brush, mow, or remove trees first.
Parcels near Tampa Bay waterways, in flood zones, or with jurisdictional wetland concerns that limit development.
Land with no legal access from a public road. A common situation in older Hillsborough County plats and rural subdivisions.
Larger parcels toward Plant City, Thonotosassa, Lithia, and eastern Hillsborough County. Agricultural, fallow, or unused.
Parcels inherited from family or owned out of state. Common where property taxes keep accruing on land nobody uses.
We look at parcels throughout Hillsborough County and the surrounding Tampa Bay area. If your land is in one of these areas, tell us the parcel ID or address and we will take it from there.
City lots, reclaimed parcels, and infill land inside Tampa city limits.
Agricultural acreage, fallow farmland, and rural tracts east of Tampa.
Remaining undeveloped lots and wooded parcels in eastern Hillsborough.
Larger rural holdings, wetland-adjacent parcels, and landlocked tracts.
Not sure whether your parcel fits? That is fine — we would rather look and give you a straight answer than have you guess. Submitting land does not guarantee an offer, and you are under no obligation to accept anything we propose.
Straight answers to what Tampa-area landowners ask us most often.
Tell us the parcel ID or location and the acreage. We will review the details and follow up with a clear answer — even if that answer is no.
Outside the Tampa area? We also review land across the rest of the state — see our Florida vacant land page.