INDIANAPOLIS - s4story -- Scottsdale-based Land Advisors Organization, the nation's largest brokerage firm specializing in land, is opening its 34^th office, and its second office in the Midwest, to serve Indianapolis and the surrounding markets. The office will be led by Jeffrey Lauer, an Indianapolis-based real estate professional specializing in land brokerage, planning and residential development.

Drawing on his experience in land planning and economic development, Lauer has facilitated the sale of more than 1,000 residential lots to regional and national builders in Greater Indianapolis. He is known for assisting landowners, homebuilders, developers and investors through every stage of land planning and development for residential and commercial projects. In his new role, Lauer is focusing on advising land sellers and buyers in the greater Indianapolis area, which is experiencing an influx of first-time home buyers and young families due to the region's amenities and affordability advantage. With expertise in land entitlements and development, he provides comprehensive counsel to sellers who are often unfamiliar with the process, helping them identify the best approach to marketing and selling large tracts of land. Lauer's local relationships combined with his access to Land Advisors Organization's national network and development data provides the Indianapolis market with a new level of resources.

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"We have been watching the activity in Midwestern markets where there's a renaissance taking place, and with many of our national builders taking greater positions in the region we wanted to be able to provide our advisory services as Indianapolis enters a new growth phase," said Mark Stratz, president of Land Advisors Organization. "Jeffrey's deep Indiana roots, background in economic development and urban planning and development position him and Land Advisors Organization to be able to offer unparalleled insights into effectual residential and commercial planning to serve the market now and well into the future. We're thrilled to continue our national expansion further into the Midwest with our newest Indianapolis office."

Lauer holds a master's degree in urban and regional planning and a bachelor's degree in urban planning and development from Ball State University. He is a member of the Urban Land Institute (ULI), the Realtors Land Institute's (RLI) Government Affairs Committee, Indiana Commercial Board of Realtors (ICBR), Indiana Association of Realtors (IAR) and the National Association of Realtors (NAR).

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Land Advisors Organization's Indianapolis office is located at 6151 Central Ave in Indianapolis, Indiana.
Founded in 1987, Land Advisors Organization (http://landadvisors.com/) is the nation's largest brokerage firm specializing in land advisory services for landowners and land buyers across the U.S. The firm combines in-depth land market insights, current local market data and regional expertise to support informed land buying and selling decisions. Its professional advisors help clients identify and capitalize on valuable land opportunities in any economic environment. Land Advisors Organization serves clients in Arizona; California; Florida; Georgia; North Carolina; South Carolina; Tennessee; Idaho; Indiana; Nevada; New Mexico; Texas; Utah; Kansas; and Washington.