: Check official zoning designations to see if the land can be repurposed or if it must remain a functional road.

: Look for a real estate professional experienced in land sales or commercial infrastructure.

Buying a street is rare but possible, typically occurring when a city abandons a dead-end road or alley, or when private developers sell infrastructure within a gated community. Most streets are public property owned by local municipalities. Steps to Acquire a Street

: Verify the location of power, water, and sewer lines that may run under the street, as you may need to grant easements to utility companies.

: Once you own the street, you are responsible for snow removal, paving, and repairs.