This program offers the opportunity to acquire vacant and abandoned tax delinquent land, which may or may not be adjacent to the applicant’s property.
Learn MoreAre you interested in a fixer-upper? Your next project just might be purchasing and renovating a Land Bank property.
Learn MoreSometimes a property becomes more of a burden than a blessing. The Erie County Land Bank can accept donations from individuals and organizations of properties that need to be rehabbed, renovated or demolished.
Learn MoreThe Erie County Land Bank will allow first responders to utilize land bank properties for training purposes throughout Erie County. These trainings can be specific to individual departments.
Learn MoreThe Erie County Land Bank works to return abandoned, tax‑delinquent, and blighted properties to productive use, strengthening neighborhoods and supporting long‑term community revitalization. By partnering with local governments, residents, and nonprofit organizations, we help transform problem properties into opportunities—whether through rehabilitation, demolition, or responsible resale. Our goal is to create safer, more stable communities across Erie County by reducing blight, encouraging investment, and making it easier for residents to envision a brighter future for their neighborhoods. Learn more about our mission on the About Us page, explore current Available Properties, or discover how our Programs support revitalization efforts across the region
Tuesday Mar 10th, 2026
The Erie County Land Bank shares an overview of the impactful event co-hosted with the Erie Land Bank and Erie Arts and Culture, with special guest Michael Freeman, Executive Director of the Genesee County Land Bank Authority.
Wednesday Dec 31st, 2025
One couple's dream of retiring in Corry, Pennsylvania, will finally be realized on property purchased from the Erie County Land Bank.
Wednesday Feb 5th, 2025
Jeremy Bloeser, a lifelong Erie resident with deep roots in the community, has been appointed as the new head of the Erie County Land Bank.
Wednesday Jul 24th, 2024
Thanks to the Erie County Land Bank, Adam was able to acquire a side lot for his dog, Rooster.
