Palo Verde, CA 92251(Imperial County)

Own 10 FULL acres of California property in a great location in a growing area and there is an easement for a road along the southern edge of the parcel. This land is an excellent investment opportunity to own multiple acres in the state of California. This property sits less than a half mile south of the Butterfield Trail and the famous Bradshaw Trail between Niland and Blythe. The Riverside County Line is about a mile to the north. The property is pretty level to rolling and has some great views. This is an area that is popular with outdoor enthusiasts and those looking for their own getaway close to the river may want to look here also. The Colorado River which is one of Californias premier playgrounds is only a half an hour away to the east. In 2006 you couldnt find acreage in this area under $2,500 per acre. This is an area that is a favorite for investors and speculators alike and you can see the real estate market starting to pick up is pretty level and offers some fantastic desert scenery, that you can see in the pictures. Don't let this opportunity pass you by while prices are still down as it would be $20-$25k and land prices are rising. Land has always been a solid investment. There is NO TIME LIMIT to BUILD or any HOA/POA fees for this parcel. Now is your chance while it's a buyers market to get a great deal. If only 10 or 15 years ago you would have bought multiple acres in California like this parcel! Don't wait another decade to only wish you would have invested in this land! The hot spots are California, Arizona, Nevada, Texas and New Mexico.

Here is a great chance to own land in Southern California. Southern California land is a fantastic investment for short or long term investors! California is the

world's fifth largest economy (recently passes France) and property in Imperial County is lower in cost with low property taxes than other parts of the state.

Expensive homes in most of California's metro areas are forcing people into lower-priced areas like Imperial County. The area is increasing attractive to retirees and people seeking new opportunities. The county experienced an increase of 30 percent between 1990 and 2000 compared to approximately 13 percent for the state and the nation. Even more dramatic growth of 50 percent is projected for the 2000 - 2015 period. Acquiring quality Real Estate will soon be beyond the reach of most Americans as the population continues to increase. Furthermore, with extremely beautiful weather and thousands of recreational and entertainment activities, investing in California land can be considered an excellent investment for generations to come!