
Sell My Land in Union City
Get an all-cash offer on your Union City land today — even if it’s behind on property taxes.
Sell Your Union City Land for Cash — Even With Back Taxes
If you own vacant, inherited, or tax-delinquent land in Union City, we’ll make you a straightforward cash offer, no matter what shape the paperwork is in. Union City sits entirely within Fulton County, so there’s no guesswork about which tax office holds your account — one county, one process, start to finish, whether your parcel is a small residential lot or a larger tract near the South Fulton Parkway corridor.
Delinquent parcels in Fulton County follow a familiar path: interest accrues monthly, a Fi.Fa. (tax execution) gets recorded against the title if the balance goes unresolved, and a courthouse-steps auction can follow if it reaches that point. You don’t have to wait to see how far it goes. We buy Union City land as-is, including parcels with a lien already filed, and we wipe out the tax debt directly at closing. No commissions, no repairs, no red tape. Call us at (404) 913-7086, or request an offer online.
Why Union City Landowners Choose to Sell
- You inherited a lot near Old National Highway or off Flat Shoals Road and have never done anything with it.
- You own a residential or commercial-zoned parcel that’s sat vacant for years while the property tax bill keeps climbing.
- You listed with an agent, got no real offers, and the taxes kept coming due the whole time.
- You’re managing land from out of state and would rather have cash than a recurring tax bill to track.
- You’ve fallen behind on taxes and want to sell before a Fi.Fa. or auction date takes the decision out of your hands.
Popular Union City Areas We Buy Land In
Union City covers just under 20 square miles in southern Fulton County, and its land tends to fall into a handful of well-known corridors. We buy land throughout all of them, and knowing which corridor your parcel sits in usually says a lot about who’s likely to want it next.
Downtown Union City
The city’s historic core, anchored by City Hall and a walkable district of locally owned shops and Southern-style restaurants. Redevelopment interest here has been steady as the city works to blend retail with community space, making infill and small commercial lots worth watching closely.
Jonesboro Road & Shannon Parkway Corridor
One of the city’s busiest retail and multifamily corridors, with easy access to grocery stores, shopping, and daily services. Land here tends to draw interest from developers looking at higher-density residential or commercial use.
Old National Highway (East Side)
Union City’s eastern edge, bordering College Park with quick access to Camp Creek Marketplace and Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. Land near this corridor holds long-term appeal tied to airport-adjacent commercial and logistics growth.
Union City Drive & Flat Shoals Road
Quieter residential streets near City Hall and the city’s local parks, including Ronald Bridges Park. This area tends to attract buyers looking for smaller residential lots rather than commercial development.
High Point Road & Stonewall Tell Road
On the city’s western side with straightforward access to South Fulton Parkway, this area mixes established residential streets with larger parcels that appeal to buyers wanting more room or acreage.
Roosevelt Highway (US-29) & Red Oak
The corridor toward Red Oak on Union City’s edge, offering fast access to I-85. Land here spans everything from small residential lots to larger tracts with commercial or industrial potential.
What Makes Union City, Georgia Unique
Union City was founded in 1908 by Drewry Arthur Carmichael and Charles Simon Barrett as the headquarters of the National Farmers’ Union, which is where the city gets its name. What started as a small agricultural outpost has grown into one of Fulton County’s fastest-changing cities — population has climbed more than 140% since 2000, and Union City was recognized as Georgia’s fastest-growing city in 2023.
Nicknamed “The Progressive City,” Union City sits about 10 miles south of downtown Atlanta and directly adjacent to Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, giving it steady commercial and logistics demand alongside its residential neighborhoods. Its location along I-85, GA-138, and South Fulton Parkway keeps it well connected to Atlanta, College Park, and the rest of south Fulton County, and land here, from small in-town lots to larger parcels near the airport corridor, continues to draw long-term investor interest as the city keeps growing.
How Our Process Works
Selling tax-delinquent or unwanted land in Union City doesn’t have to be complicated, and it doesn’t require fixing up the property or waiting on a bank:
- Call us at (404) 913-7086 or fill out our short online form with your property details.
- We confirm your parcel details in Fulton County records, research any tax balance or recorded lien, and put together a fair cash offer — usually within a day or two.
- If you accept, we handle the paperwork and pay off the taxes directly at closing. You walk away with what’s left, in cash, often in as little as 7–14 days.
There’s no obligation to accept, and no pressure either way — we’d rather you understand exactly what you’re walking away with before you decide anything.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you buy land anywhere in Union City, or just certain areas?
Anywhere in the city — Downtown, the Jonesboro Road/Shannon Parkway corridor, Old National Highway, and every other Union City neighborhood, whether it’s a small residential lot or a larger commercial-zoned tract.
My Union City land has unpaid property taxes. Can you still buy it?
Yes. Most of the land we buy has some amount of back taxes attached. We factor the Fulton County payoff into our offer and settle it directly at closing, so you’re not the one writing that check.
I own a commercial or larger residential parcel in Union City. Does that change anything?
Not for the offer process itself. We buy commercial-zoned land, larger residential parcels, and small in-town lots the same straightforward way — as-is, with the tax situation handled at closing.
How do I know what’s owed on my Union City property?
Check your most recent Fulton County tax bill, or use the county’s online property search tool with your address or parcel ID. If you’re not sure, tell us the address and we’ll confirm it for you as part of putting together your offer.
Local Resources for Union City Landowners
City of Union City Official Website
Fulton County Tax Commissioner
Fulton County Board of Assessors
Georgia Superior Court Clerks’ Cooperative Authority (GSCCCA) Lien Index
Get Your Union City Cash Offer Today
Whether your land is sitting vacant, behind on taxes, or just something you never asked for and don’t want to keep managing, we’ll give you a straightforward cash offer with no obligation.
Call (404) 913-7086 or request your offer at AtlantaLandBuyers.com.
Areas We Serve in Fulton County
We buy land throughout Fulton County. Here are some of the cities we serve:

