Cor Ave E-11 Lancaster CA 93535 – Vacant Land – 2.43 acres

• Antelope Acres in Lancaster CA – In the picture above
• is a few miles from this vacant land and a few miles from Lancaster CA.
  

Rent/Purchase Application – view it plus the Rental Lease Agreement

• Cor Ave E-11 Lancaster CA 93535
• $28K Purchase – Cash or Loan.
• Lease with an Option to Purchase
  • $1k Down, Income Verified, No Credit Check, 1 year term with extensions, monthly payment flexible.
• Rent Short Term – $25 per week or $75 per month, first month to test and see if this property works for you.
• Rent Long Term – $200 Per month, if not signing up for Purchase or Lease to Own after first 30 days.
• Rent one space .25 acres – or more if you want more space.
• Utilities – Not Included: although can be added with price agreements – Well Water, Solar Power, Backup Batteries, Septic Tank and Leach Lines, Starlink fast internet, roads and pad clearing.
• Rent Space for RVs, Trailers, Storage Containers
• Land and RV Loans – Rick Martinez – 714-248-5080 – Mortgage Loan Originator
  
• Edwards Federal Credit Union – Apply for an unsecured loan – see AI guidelines

• Freedom – Stop Renting, Start Owning for less per month
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Cor Ave E11 Lancaster, CA 93535 – For Sale

• Redfin/E-11 – $28k – 2.43 Acres – APN # 3310010014 – Gmap 34.752844, -117.884576 – Rent-To-Own – Yes
  Comparable Vacant Land Sold:
  
• Redfin/OEAJ – $27k – 2.41 Acres – APN # 3368014046 – Gmap 34.691092, -117.882642 – Rent-To-Own – No
• Redfin/J14 – $35k – 2.18 Acres – APN # 3368018030 – Gmap 34.676809, -117.881334 – Rent-To-Own – No
• Redfin/30E – $40k – 2.24 Acres – APN# 3145030016 – Gmap 34.750442, -118.077739 –  Rent-To-Own – No

Quarter Acre RV Rental Space – This is an example of the approximate true size perspective of what you can expect to create on this vacant land property. Currently it is just dirt. The lot needs to be scrapped clean and a shipping container dropped off facing south for the solar panels. This gives you a good idea of what can be done and how it could look. It is a lot more space than an RV Park.

Quarter Acre RV Rentals – You could put one of these in all four corners of this 2.43 acre vacant land lot and still have room left over.

Red Lines are the property lines – for this Cor Ave E-11/137 Lancaster CA 93535 property. Online property lines are often a little off which is why it appears shifted. The actual lines are most likely the road lines which should be confirmed with a property survey confirmation.  There are three dirt roads seen on this map, top, bottom, and left. If you created a dirt road to the right just inside the red property line you would have full easy access to all sides of your property.

2.43 Acre Freedom Maker – RV’s OK – When it comes to the high priced over crowded places in CA, I realized the cost savings and rural freedom that Lancaster CA has to offer.  This 2.43 acres is just a few miles from town, where you can escape from the city, build your dreams, and be close enough for work, without the LA 405 slow moving traffic, every day for the rest of your life. The pros and cons, the ever increasing high price of rent and housing, crowded cities, high crime or financial relief, low cost vacant land, space and peace of mind, creating a life the way you want it and still close enough to get into the city when needed.  This is a place with very few neighbors, or county issues to deal with. You can build a home on your schedule and on your budget. It’s a vacation hub as well where you have the space for peace and serenity and the freedom to create your dreams! If you are a handyman you are close enough for work, people, and all the supplies needed!

• Active Construction: If you have an active building permit for a primary residence on the lot, you may be able to obtain a temporary use permit to live in your RV during construction. Google Maps or driving 

Vacant Land Details:

Adjustable Solar Panels added to your Shipping Containers – another must see video!

Container Modification World – Purchase Here

Put this on your shipping container and face it south to the sun. It has seasonal adjustments for solar!

Shipping Container Options – a must see video!

Garage with covered parking for $22k.

RV Cover plus Garage Storage on the right $29k
All pricing includes installation plus finance options
Lots of different models and options.

Current Population

As of 2023, Lancaster, California’s population is estimated at 166,236, reflecting a 0.94% decrease from 2022 (167,815) and a 3.96% decline since 2020 (173,094), according to U.S. Census Bureau data. Other sources provide slightly varying figures:

• 170,013 in 2023, down 0.847% from 171,465 in 2022 (Data USA).
  
• 169,185 in 2022 (City-Data).
  
• 171,820 based on 2017–2021 ACS estimates (Neilsberg).
  

  The median age is approximately 34.2 years, with a diverse demographic: 45.9% Hispanic, 24.4% White (Non-Hispanic), and 21% Black (Non-Hispanic).

  

Future Expansion Plans

Lancaster’s growth is guided by its 2030 General Plan (adopted 2009, updated 2008), which aligns with Southern California Association of Governments (SCAG) projections to 2030. Key elements include:

• Population Projections:
  • A 2025 projection estimates 163,108, assuming a -0.9% annual decline based on 2022–2023 trends.
    
  • Aterio’s AI model forecasts growth through 2035 by zip code, but specific figures require purchasing their report.
    
  • Historical growth was significant: 39.8% from 2000 (118,909) to 2023 (166,236), though recent trends suggest a potential peak in 2020.
    
• Land Use and Development:
  • The General Plan updates land use patterns and density to support SCAG’s 2030 projections, focusing on Balanced Growth and GPCAC Preferred Plan alternatives. It adjusts development types, locations, and intensities.
    
  • Emphasis on business-friendly policies has driven economic growth, earning Lancaster the “Most Business-Friendly City” Eddy Award (2007, 2013, 2019). New businesses boost job opportunities, attracting families.
    
    
  • Urban development promotes sustainability through compact design, encouraging energy-efficient buildings, public transit, and active transportation (walking, cycling).
    
• Infrastructure and Housing:
  • Plans prioritize attainable housing to support families, leveraging Lancaster’s clean air and open spaces.
    
  • Infrastructure updates (sewer, water, roads) align with designated urban growth areas to reduce sprawl and preserve open spaces, though density goals are not fully achieved.
    
  • Economic development focuses on healthcare, education, and manufacturing sectors, with 29% of jobs in health care and social assistance.
    
• Challenges and Innovations:
  • Recent population decline may be influenced by post-COVID trends or economic shifts.
    
  • Future plans consider AI and automation impacts on jobs, transportation (e.g., electric scooters, automated cars), and public services, requiring adaptive policies.
    
  • Addressing past land use inequities aims to improve health and income equality.

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