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10726 Olive Lane, Anchorage, AK 99515, Anchorage, AK 99515

1.25 acres|MLS# 26-8754|6 days on market

Listed by SSS Commercial Real Estate

Description

THIS LOT MAKES MONEY. Not only is it I-2, it is already MOA permitted, designed and engineered for snow disposal, giving buyer immediate-use potential before winter hits. Situated on 1.25 acres with direct access from Olive Ln and quick connectivity to O'Malley Rd. & New Seward Highway. Opps like this rarely hit open market, get ready for winter and put this site to work FROM DAY ONE!

Land Details

Access
Not specified
Utilities
None specified
Water
Not specified
Sewer
Not specified
Terrain / Features
Level
Zoning
I2 - Heavy Industrial -
Subdivision
None
MLS #
26-8754
Annual Taxes
N/A
Lot Size
1.25 acres

Listing Documents

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Property History

History based on public listing records. All prices shown are list prices. Alaska is a non-disclosure state; actual sale prices are not public record.

  • Previously listed in 2026 at $1,100,000 View listing
  • Previously listed in 2026 at $1,100,000 View listing
  • Previously listed in 2000 at $164,450 View listing
  • Previously listed in 1995 at $164,450 View listing
  • On market since Jul 15, 2026
DateEventList PriceΔ vs prior$/acre
Jul 15, 2026UnknownCurrent
Jul 14, 2026Unknown
Apr 13, 2026Unknown
Apr 10, 2026Unknown
Apr 9, 2026Previous listing$1,100,000$880K/ac
Mar 31, 2026Unknown
Mar 31, 2026Previous listing$1,100,000$880K/ac
Jun 29, 2001Unknown
Mar 7, 2000Unknown
Mar 7, 2000Previous listing$164,450$131.6K/ac
Jul 20, 1995Previous listing$164,450$131.6K/ac
NowCurrent list$1,100,000$880K/ac

Location

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Soil & Buildability

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How to read these ratings (and where the data comes from)

What you're looking at

The USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) maintains the Soil Survey Geographic Database (SSURGO), which divides the landscape into polygons of similar soils mapped from aerial photos and field samples. Every polygon carries published ratings for drainage, hydric (wetland) status, septic absorption, and dwelling suitability. We query SSURGO at this listing's centroid coordinates and surface the dominant soil component's ratings for that polygon.

What “Very limited” actually means

NRCS's septic absorption rating is a roll-up that considers slope, permeability, depth to a restrictive layer (bedrock, fragipan, permafrost), filter-strip thickness above the water table, and frost action. A parcel with well-drained, non-hydric topsoil can still earn “Very limited” because of slope >15%, a slow subsoil, or a shallow restrictive layer. The rating reflects survey-scale character — it is not a pass/fail prediction for any specific lot.

Who actually decides whether you can build a septic

In Alaska, on-site wastewater approval is made by Alaska DEC's On-site Wastewater Treatment Systems program (or the local borough's authority where one exists), based on a site-specific perc test and soils log performed at your intended drainfield location. Plenty of parcels rated “Very limited” in SSURGO still get approved with a backhoe-pit log and a conventional or mound system; SSURGO is the starting point, not the verdict.

Why scale matters

Alaska's soil surveys are mapped at 1:24,000 in populated areas and 1:63,360 (or coarser) elsewhere. At those scales, the smallest reliably delineated unit covers several acres — meaning a 1-acre to 5-acre parcel is rated by whichever component dominates the larger surrounding polygon, not by what's actually under your specific building site.

Reference data only — dig test holes before you buy. Soil information is sourced from the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service Soil Survey Geographic Database (SSURGO), mapped at scales between 1:12,000 and 1:63,000 and sometimes decades old. Conditions on any specific parcel can vary substantially from what is mapped, and in Alaska it is common to find deep organics, hardpan, or a high water table that the survey doesn't capture. Before buying, dig test holes at your intended building and septic locations and have a soils engineer review what comes out of the ground. AlaskaLand makes no representation as to the accuracy or completeness of this data and provides it for general reference only.

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Data last updated: Jul 19, 2026, 8:15 AM

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