Unimproved Property

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January 1, 1 6 min read Definitions
Unimproved Property
Unimproved Property Raw Land Land Development Site Preparation Real Estate Investment
Unimproved property refers to land that remains in its natural state, with no existing developments, construction, or site preparation. It is often also referred to as raw land.
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