Greene County, Mississippi

Out-of-state owners outnumber in-state absentee owners in Greene County, MS: 1,944 ownership records (15%) carry a mailing address outside Mississippi, against 205 absentee owners who stayed in state, per the 2024 tax roll Mississippi MDEQ Cadastral Framework data. In total the county carries 13,603 parcels, including 7,653 vacant land parcels. The median vacant parcel is 13.3 acres.

Source: Mississippi MDEQ Cadastral Framework (2024 tax roll)

Greene County by the numbers

Total parcels13,603
Vacant land parcels7,653
Vacant lots (under 5 acres)2,362
Vacant tracts (5 acres or more)5,291
Absentee owners2,149 (16% of mailable owners)
Out-of-state owners1,944 (15% of mailable owners)
Median vacant parcel13.3 acres (middle half 3.1–40)

Source: Mississippi MDEQ Cadastral Framework (2024 tax roll)

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Greene County land data: common questions

How many parcels are in Greene County, MS?

Greene County, MS has 13,603 parcels in the 2024 tax roll Mississippi MDEQ Cadastral Framework data.

How many absentee land owners are in Greene County, MS?

2,149 ownership records in Greene County list a mailing address away from the property — 16% of the county's 13,231 mailable owners, per the 2024 tax roll Mississippi MDEQ Cadastral Framework data.

How many out-of-state owners hold property in Greene County, MS?

1,944 ownership records in Greene County carry a mailing address outside Mississippi — 15% of mailable owners, per the 2024 tax roll Mississippi MDEQ Cadastral Framework data.

How many vacant land parcels are in Greene County, MS?

Greene County, MS has 7,653 vacant land parcels across the MS MDEQ Cadastral Framework vacant land-use groups, per the 2024 tax roll Mississippi MDEQ Cadastral Framework data.

How big is a typical vacant parcel in Greene County, MS?

The median vacant parcel in Greene County is 13.3 acres; the middle half ranges from 3.1 to 40 acres, per the 2024 tax roll Mississippi MDEQ Cadastral Framework data.

How much does a list of absentee owners of vacant land in Greene County, MS cost?

About 790 absentee owners hold vacant land in Greene County, MS (one row per owner and mailing address, 2024 tax roll). Lists are priced by record count — from $49 for up to 250 owners to $129 for all of them — and you see the exact count and price before paying.

How much does a list of out-of-state owners of vacant land in Greene County, MS cost?

About 1,203 out-of-state owners hold vacant land in Greene County, MS (one row per owner and mailing address, 2024 tax roll). Lists are priced by record count — from $49 for up to 250 owners to $199 for all of them — and you see the exact count and price before paying.

How much does a list of in-state absentee owners of vacant land in Greene County, MS cost?

About 605 in-state absentee owners hold vacant land in Greene County, MS (one row per owner and mailing address, 2024 tax roll). Lists are priced by record count — from $49 for up to 250 owners to $129 for all of them — and you see the exact count and price before paying.

Can I get a list of long-term vacant land owners in Greene County, MS?

Yes — the builder can limit the list to owners whose last recorded sale was 10 or more years ago; about 689 such owners hold vacant land in Greene County, MS.

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