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Okotoks has different zoning regulations that may affect how you can use the land. Make sure to check with the Town of Okotoks or the local municipal planning department to confirm zoning requirements and what type of development is allowed (residential, agricultural, commercial, etc.).
Consider the size of the land you're purchasing. Larger lots may be available in the outskirts of Okotoks, while smaller lots will be closer to town. Depending on your intentions (building a home, starting a business, or farming), the location is crucial.
Check if the land has access to municipal services like water, sewage, electricity, and internet. Some rural lands may require the installation of these services at your expense, which can add to the overall cost.
Ensure the land has proper access to public roads, especially if it’s in a more rural area. Confirm that the roads are well-maintained and suitable for the type of construction or activity you have in mind.
Look into the land’s topography to see if it suits your plans. Some land may be prone to flooding, have uneven terrain, or be located in an area that’s not ideal for construction. Conducting a land survey can help clarify this.
Alberta has various environmental regulations, especially concerning wetlands, wildlife habitat, or conservation areas. If the land is located in a sensitive area, there may be restrictions on what you can do with it.
Okotoks is a popular area near Calgary, so land prices can vary greatly depending on location, size, and access to amenities. Be sure to compare different properties to find one that fits your budget.
Buying land can be different from buying a home, as not all lenders provide financing for land purchases. Make sure you have your financing in place, whether it’s through a bank, mortgage lender, or other financing options available in Alberta.
Okotoks has been experiencing growth, and the area may expand in the coming years. This could be beneficial if you're looking for long-term investment potential, but it’s also essential to stay informed about any upcoming infrastructure projects or new developments that could affect the land value or use.
Always get legal advice and a professional licensed Realtor who specialises in land transactions to ensure the process goes smoothly. They can help with land title searches, negotiations, and other legal requirements.
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