Primary owners recorded as age 75+.
Earlier completed research · Redacted NC example
An earlier North Carolina build.
In this completed build, 696 park records were reviewed. Removing recent trades, corporate or institutional ownership, and non-target assets left 358 retained parks.
696Records reviewed
358Parks retained
Ownership · Within the 358 retained parks
102 primary owners recorded at age 75+.
Primary owners recorded as age 65+, combining the 65–74 and 75+ groups.
Records with a deceased-owner flag.
Parks with 20+ years of ownership recorded.
Parks recorded outside an LLC.
Parks recorded in an LLC.
Recorded primary-owner age breakdown
Under 5579
55–6478
65–7484
75+102
Digital presence · Within the 358 retained parks
No website found for 308 parks.
The earlier report recorded limited online visibility across much of this collection. These findings give your team a reason to research beyond ordinary web searches.
No website found: 308 of the 358 retained parks.
No business phone listed in the research.
No Google pin found in the research.
Park size · Share of the 358 retained parks
87 parks in the 50–99 lot range.
Reported lot-size distribution
20–49 lots211 · 58.9%
50–99 lots87 · 24.3%
100+ lots49 · 13.7%
The three reported lot bands account for 347 of the 358 retained parks.
Regional findings from the earlier report
Where the research pointed.
Eastern NC
Coastal counties
The report highlighted older recorded owners, limited online visibility, and a strong 20–49 lot presence.
Brunswick, New Hanover, Onslow, Pender, Carteret, Dare, Currituck, Perquimans, Pasquotank, and Chowan.
Raleigh / Triangle
70+ filtered parks
The report identified a mix of 20–49 and 50–99 lot parks, with older ownership represented in the metro-area research.
Charlotte region
63+ filtered parks
The report highlighted a strong 20–49 lot presence and suburban pockets for closer ownership research.
Greenville / Rocky Mount / Wilson
Regional research concentration
The report highlighted limited online visibility and concentrated ownership research signals in these areas.
Earlier report · Market comparison
North Carolina and selected TN / GA / AL markets.
Share of each research collection: the statewide NC build compared with the selected metro-area builds in Tennessee, Georgia, and Alabama.
| Research finding | North Carolina | Selected TN / GA / AL markets |
|---|---|---|
| Primary owner age 75+ | 28.5% | 25.1% |
| Non-LLC ownership | 41.1% | 46.8% |
| No website found | 86.0% | 77.8% |
| No business phone listed | 61.2% | 50.3% |
| No Google pin found | 53.1% | 35.1% |
| 20–49 lot parks | 58.9% | 39.2% |
| 50–99 lot parks | 24.3% | 26.3% |
| 100+ lot parks | 13.7% | 21.6% |
In this comparison, NC had higher shares of recorded owners aged 75+ and parks without websites, business phones, or Google pins. The selected TN / GA / AL collection had higher shares of non-LLC ownership and parks in the two larger lot-size bands.
Turn the findings into a place to start.
Ownership structure, recorded ages, tenure, park size, and online visibility gave the acquisition team specific ways to narrow the research.
The completed-market examples show how adding signals together produces smaller groups to review.
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