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We buy teardown houses and infill lots in Dallas-Fort Worth

Updated October 19, 2026

Provenial buys teardown houses, vacant lots and small infill sites across Dallas-Fort Worth with private capital, including Dallas neighborhoods where builders are replacing older houses with new ones.

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What happens when you submit

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    Provenial buys teardown houses, vacant lots and small infill sites across Dallas-Fort Worth as they stand today.

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    Provenial buys with private capital.

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    You will hear from someone within 24 hours.

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    Sellers pay Provenial no fees or commissions.

Where we buy

Where we buy in Dallas-Fort Worth

We review teardowns and lots in Dallas, Tarrant, Collin and Denton counties. In Dallas that includes Lakewood, Lake Highlands, Preston Hollow, the M Streets, Midway Hollow, East Dallas and Oak Cliff, where builders are replacing older houses with new ones.

Dallas rules

Dallas rules that change what a lot is worth

Dallas has 17 conservation districts, from King's Highway to Stevens Park. Every new house in one has to meet that district's development and architectural standards, and builders price those standards into the lot.

Neighborhood stabilization overlays add height and setback rules for new houses in other single-family areas. Send the district or overlay name with your submission if you know it.

Check your land and improvement values with the Dallas Central Appraisal District, or with the Tarrant, Collin or Denton appraisal district outside Dallas County.

Before you sell

Before you sell a Dallas teardown

Leave the house standing and send what you know about it. Builders here look at lot width, alley access, trees, drainage and what new houses on the block have sold for. The Texas teardown guide covers how to tell whether your house is a teardown.

What to send

What to send

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    Address and appraisal account

    Send the address, the DCAD or other county appraisal account number and the lot size. Add a survey or plat if you have one.

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    The house as it stands

    Tell us the year built, square footage, condition and whether anyone lives there. Photos of the house and the street help.

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    Ownership and estate status

    Tell us who owns the property and who signs. If the owner passed away, tell us where the estate stands in probate.

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    Neighboring lots

    If you or a neighbor own the lot next door, include it. Lots side by side can be reviewed together.

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    Price and timing

    Share your asking price, any offers you already have and when you want to sell.

Frequently asked questions
Who buys teardown houses in Dallas?

Custom builders, developers and private buyers who plan to build new on the lot. Provenial buys teardown houses and infill lots across Dallas-Fort Worth with private capital, including Lakewood, Lake Highlands, Preston Hollow, the M Streets and Oak Cliff.

How does a conservation district affect selling my Dallas lot?

Every new house in a Dallas conservation district has to meet that district's development and architectural standards. Builders read those standards before they price a lot, so include the district name when you submit.

How do I find my land value in Dallas County?

Search your address on the Dallas Central Appraisal District website. The account page lists the land value and the improvement value separately.

Do you buy lots in Fort Worth and the suburbs?

Provenial reviews teardowns and lots in Tarrant, Collin and Denton counties as well as Dallas County.

Texas market facts

Texas market data from primary sources

Property submission

Submit a Dallas-Fort Worth teardown or lot

Send the address, appraisal account number, lot size, the condition of any house on it and who signs for the sale.

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