Portfolio 8 · For Sale
Real Estate Project in Birmingham, Alabama
98 acres acquired in June 2022 northeast of Birmingham, in Jefferson County, for a mixed-use neighborhood featuring multifamily housing and retail. The site is in the permitting process: the master plan is complete, and the remaining studies are underway. It is currently for sale, with no offers received to date.
Approved · For sale
- 98 acres (39.66 ha) in Jefferson County
- 722 multi-family housing units and 7 commercial lots planned
- Zoning changes and annexation are currently underway with the City of Birmingham and Jefferson County
- Lot for sale since March 2026; no offers have been received to date
Fundraising for this project has closed. LandQuire projects currently seeking funding are open to contributions starting at $100,000 per project.

- Birmingham, Jefferson County, AlabamaLocation
- 98 acres (39.66 ha)Area
- Mixed-use: apartment buildings and retail spacesProject type
- June 2022Acquisition
- LandQuire by the Numbers
- 50land development projects launched since 2021
- 37projects sold
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The Birmingham Land Project at a Glance

Portfolio 8 consists of several forested parcels totaling 98 acres northeast of Birmingham in Jefferson County. The project company has owned the property since June 15, 2022.
The plan calls for 722 multi-family housing units and 7 commercial lots. An access road from the north was purchased in July 2025 to provide access to the site.
The fundraising campaign is 100% complete.
What is the status of the Birmingham land development project?
A parcel of land’s value is determined during the permitting process: zoning, plans, traffic studies, and environmental impact assessments. In Birmingham, this involves both changing the parcel’s zoning and incorporating it into the city (annexation)—two procedures carried out in collaboration with the city and Jefferson County.
| Date | Step | Status |
|---|---|---|
| June 2022 | Acquisition of 98 acres | Fact |
| February through May 2023 | Traffic Counting and Traffic Impact Study | Fact |
| September 2024 | Preliminary project plans | Fact |
| November and December 2024 | Land survey by a surveyor, economic and school impact study, new traffic study | Fact |
| July 2025 | Purchase of the northern access point | Fact |
| December 2025 | Revised Master Plan Incorporating Feedback from the City and the Neighborhood | Fact |
| – | Filing of the zoning change and annexation with the City of Birmingham and Jefferson County | In Progress |
| November 2026 | Public Hearings and Meetings in the City of Birmingham | In Progress |
| Next step | Decision on the Zoning Change and Annexation | Coming Soon |
| After the approvals | Sale of the land to a developer | Coming Soon |
Investors in the project receive a quarterly report and, since the summer of 2026, a monthly report on the sale.
What Birmingham's Land Use Project Brings to the Neighborhood
The project was revised in consultation with the city and residents: buffer zones were expanded along neighboring homes, and parking for businesses was relocated to the rear of the buildings.
The city hopes to attract a grocery store to this area: the commercial component of the project addresses this need. A public facility—such as a gym, post office, or library—is also being considered in collaboration with the city.
The southern part, where wetlands may exist, remains free of development.
The transfer of the Birmingham real estate project to the developers
LandQuire starts with raw land and ends up with approved land: it is the developers and builders who then construct on it. The sale is therefore prepared in parallel with the permitting process, since buyers are also interested in projects in the process of obtaining permits.
The lot has been listed for sale since March 10, 2026, through a local real estate agent and on specialized platforms. A project presentation was sent to builders, followed by follow-up emails and phone calls. No offers have been received to date.
Next steps in the divestiture: comparative market analysis, evaluation by an independent expert, and a list of preferred manufacturers.
Are you a developer or builder? Find this lot and other projects for sale on the " Lots for Sale to Developers" page.
Evidence from the Birmingham Land Project
Registered title deeds
The property titles for the parcels are registered in Jefferson County and submitted to the project's data room.
A company dedicated to the field
The project company owns the 98 acres; LandQuire Management is overseeing the development and sale. Its articles of incorporation and operating agreement are in the data room.
A secure plot of land
The property is covered by liability insurance, which is renewed annually.
Regular follow-up
Each investor in the project receives a quarterly report and a K-1 form each year. The company's tax matters are handled by an independent CPA.
Who is the next land development project after Birmingham aimed at?
The Birmingham fundraising campaign has closed, but three campaigns are currently open in Texas. Each project requires a minimum investment of $100,000, and U.S. real estate serves as a diversified component of your portfolio.
Individuals with €100,000 or more to invest
You diversify your portfolio with dollars and real assets, on a project-by-project basis. You know exactly which property you’re financing and what stage it’s in.
Business Leaders After a Sale
You are reinvesting a portion of the sale proceeds in a U.S. real estate project outside of France. You can invest directly or through your holding company.
Family offices
You co-invest on a project-by-project basis in a company dedicated to each property, with a quarterly report on each project.
Wealth Management Professionals and Financial Advisors
Offer your clients step-by-step real estate projects, like the one in Birmingham, with reports you can share.
Join a land development project like the one in Birmingham
Create an account
You can access the open fundraising campaigns and their documents.
Choose your organization type
In your own name using an ITIN, or through an LLC (often in Wyoming) using an EIN.
Open a dollar account
Your contributions and distributions are made in dollars.
Complete the identity verification process
Passport, proof of address, and proof of the source of funds.
Sign and Fire
You sign the PPM and the subscription agreement, then transfer your investment to the project company's account.
Track Your Project
A quarterly report and a K-1 form each year, until the property is sold.
Details on each step can be found on the page titled “How to Invest in a Real Estate Project.”
Frequently Asked Questions About the Birmingham Land Project
Can I still invest in Portfolio 8?
No: This fundraising campaign has ended. You can join an open fundraising campaign—starting at $100,000 per project—on the page listing current land offers.
Why does it take several years to obtain permits?
In Birmingham, the land must both be rezoned and incorporated into the city: each application involves studies, neighborhood meetings, and public hearings. It is this stage that creates the land’s value, as explained in our guide to the land entitlement process in the U.S.
What happens if the land doesn't sell?
The project company is expected to operate for approximately 36 months, with no guarantee (plan for 5 years or more). After 60 months, LandQuire waives its share of the capital gains.
How do investors track progress?
Through a quarterly project report and, during the sale, a monthly report. They also receive a K-1 form each year for their tax returns.
What fees are charged for a project?
Acquisition and exercise fees are included in each project’s budget, with no annual management fees. Details are provided in the project’s PPM.
How are profits from a U.S. real estate project taxed?
Tax matters for the project company are handled by an independent CPA, and each investor receives a K-1. The rules for French residents are summarized in our guide to real estate investment in the U.S.
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