Lehigh Acres, Cape Coral & North Fort Myers · Southwest Florida
CoastLot puts vacant lots under contract and assigns them to cash buyers. Tell us what you buy once — acreage, price ceiling, road access, how fast you close — and you'll only hear from us when a lot actually fits it.
Takes about 90 seconds. No mass blasts, ever.
Pulled from Lee County, Florida public property records. Last refreshed 2026-08-26.
Three steps, and only one of them is yours.
Acreage range, the most you'd pay, whether a lot needs road access or utilities, how many deals a month you can absorb. Ninety seconds, once.
Every lot we tie up gets checked against every buy box on the list. If it doesn't clear your criteria, you never see it.
Parcel number, size, price, access, taxes, and the comps we used. Buyers who can send proof of funds get first look.
We pull Lee County, Florida's public parcel and sales data and rebuild it every week. A few things it makes obvious:
of vacant lots in the county are owned by someone with an out-of-state mailing address — the 2021–22 buyers who never built. That is where most of our inventory comes from.
is what the single most active buyer in the county picked up in the last 24 months — one entity, 133 separate closings. This is a liquid market and we know by name who is moving in it.
If you want the numbers for a specific submarket — Lehigh Acres, Cape Coral, North Fort Myers — ask. We'll send what we have. It costs us nothing and it's public record.
We'd rather say that than pad this page. We're building the buyer side first, on purpose — so that when we do tie up a lot, we already know who takes it and at what number, instead of blasting it to strangers.
Get on the list now and you're in front of it when the first one lands. Buyers on the list see lots before they go anywhere public.
Fill this once. We'll only contact you when a lot matches it.