FDIC sells more than 12 acres of Phoenix land after bank shutters

By Kristena Hansen | Phoenix Business Journal

The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. has sold three parcels of vacant land in the Phoenix area totaling nearly 13 acres for a combined $225,000. At an average of $17,307 per acre, that’s a heck of a bargain.

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