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Available Land — Maricopa County

Find your lot. See your home on it. Before you buy it.

Search hand-picked lots paired with an AirLight steel-panel build. Before you commit to either, we'll overlay your future home — to scale — on the actual parcel. No more guessing what will fit.

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A note before you scroll: I'm the licensed real estate agent on lot transactions and the builder on the homes. Arizona law requires I disclose this dual role — and I think you deserve to hear it up front, not in fine print. More about how this works ↓

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Your home, on this parcel
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Lot to keys

From contract signed to keys in hand

Realistic ranges based on our last twelve Maricopa County builds. AirLight panel construction shaves roughly six weeks off conventional framing timelines.

Lot identified

Week 0

Search, tour, render, decide.

Under contract

Week 1–2

Inspections, due diligence, soil tests.

Plan selected

Week 3–6

Floor plan locked, customizations finalized.

Permits

Week 7–14

City approval, utility hookups confirmed.

Build

Week 15–32

Panels delivered, frame to finish.

Keys

Week 33+

Walkthrough, close, move in.

Kasia Finelli, Licensed Salesperson, CITIEA Real Estate Group
Your agent on this transaction

Kasia Finelli — your agent and your builder.

Licensed Salesperson CITIEA Real Estate Group AZ License SA695484000 2023 Maricopa County Top 10 Producer Filed under Katarzyna Finelli

I'm a licensed Arizona Realtor with CITIEA Real Estate Group, and I'm also the agent of record on Better Quality Builders' lot transactions. When a buyer comes to us looking for a custom home, they usually need two things at once: the right piece of land and the right home to build on it. My job is the first half. I find buyable lots — on or off MLS — that fit the kind of home you want to build, the budget you can carry, and the neighborhoods where you actually want to live. Because I'm also paired with the builder, I can tell you up front whether a lot is realistic for what you have in mind, before you put any money on the line.

Arizona requires me to disclose that I act in two roles on these transactions: as your licensed real estate agent on the lot purchase, and as your home builder on the construction. These are separate engagements with separate paperwork. You're never obligated to use Better Quality Builders for the build just because I helped you find the lot, and you're free to bring your own agent to the lot transaction at any point. I'll always tell you in writing which role I'm operating in for any given conversation or document.
kasia@citiea.com (520) 420-0727
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Common questions

Land-buying, plainly answered

Yes. The lot transaction and the build contract are separate agreements. As your real estate agent I'm obligated to represent your interests on the lot regardless of what you decide about construction. Many of our buyers choose to build with us — but that's a separate decision.
Efinity offers a combined land + construction loan that closes once. You're not refinancing six months in, you're not carrying a separate lot loan during the build. The construction draws happen against the same facility, then convert to a permanent mortgage at completion. We'll connect you with their loan officer directly.
It depends on the lot. Each listing on our search shows utility status — connected, available at the street, or off-grid. Cave Creek and outer Maricopa County lots often require well + septic; Gilbert, Chandler, and most Scottsdale lots have full hookups. We disclose all four (water, sewer/septic, electric, gas) before you make an offer.
Arizona water law is its own subject. For lots requiring a well, we verify legal access to groundwater, get a 100-year water adequacy report where required by the Active Management Area rules, and review historic well logs for the area. We'll also disclose if a lot is in a designated AMA (Phoenix AMA covers most of Maricopa County).
HOAs vary wildly. Some only enforce color palettes; others mandate specific architectural styles, minimum square footage, or roof materials. We review CC&Rs before you make an offer and flag anything that would prevent the floor plan you're considering. Steel-panel construction is permitted by every HOA we've reviewed so far — the finish materials are conventional.
Soil testing is standard during the due diligence window after going under contract. Perc tests are required for septic lots. For lots intended for a foundation, soil bearing capacity affects engineering. We coordinate both with established local testers and the results inform the build estimate.
ARMLS-listed lots have a listing broker, which standardizes contracts and disclosure. Off-market and FSBO (for sale by owner) lots can offer better pricing but require more diligence work from your agent. I work both, and I'll tell you when a private seller is or isn't a smart route.
Full IDX integration is in progress. Our brokerage approval is the last gating step before we can pull live ARMLS feeds — typically a 7-to-14-day window once the application is submitted. Until then I can run searches manually and email you matches. The "Notify me" form above puts you first in line when the full search opens.

The lot is half the build. Let's get yours right.

Twenty minutes on a call. We'll talk about where you want to live, what you want to build, and whether a render on a parcel is what would help you decide.

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