Fabrica Land

Find US land for sale on Fabrica, mostly vacant lots and acreage.

Search by state, county, acres and price, then explore property records, a parcel map, property taxes and value for properties on Fabrica. For any US parcel, look it up by address or APN (assessor parcel number) to identify it, see whether it is on Fabrica and check county coverage.

What you can ask

Records, Property checks, taxes, valuation with sources, order book, trust documents, lending position and activity for one Fabrica property, ending with what to verify independently. No buy recommendation.
Example path

MCP connector

Server URL: https://mcp.fabrica.land/mcp
Login: None
Protocol: MCP 2025-11-25
Instructions: Fabrica MCP server: read-only access to tokenized US land on the Fabrica protocol, including property records, trust documents, US parcel lookup by address or parcel number, Property checks, parcel boundaries and maps, the lending market, borrow quotes, wallet portfolios and activity. Network: Ethereum Mainnet. Company overview: https://about.fabrica.land. answers questions about how Fabrica works (the trust, fees, Property checks, lending, taxes, adding and removing a property, the legal framework) from Fabrica's published documents and returns each passage with its URL, or reports that no passage matches. returns a draft email to Fabrica support and sends nothing. Fabrica's help center is https://help.fabrica.land and its support address is questions@fabrica.land.
Legal notice (Ethereum Mainnet): Fabrica properties are real parcels of land in the United States. Each is held in a trust, and an ERC-1155 token represents the beneficial interest in that trust. Acquiring, transferring, listing or borrowing against a token has real-world legal and financial consequences:
Owning a Fabrica token means owning the beneficial interest in the trust that holds the property. The trustee is designated by the token holder and is, by default, the holder.
Owners can carry obligations tied to the land, such as property taxes, maintenance and environmental liability.
Transfers and sales are legally binding and can trigger tax events such as capital gains or transfer taxes.
The operating agreement (the trust instrument) attached to each token sets out the owner's rights and obligations. Its URL is included in property details.
This data is informational and is not financial or legal advice. , , , and prepare a marketplace action, and and a DeFi lending pool loan or its payoff, as a sign request: they check the live data and return a summary, warnings and a sign link to fabrica.land, where the person reviews and signs with their own wallet. The server holds no keys and submits nothing; a prepared request is not sent until the person signs. reports whether it was signed; follows an onchain transaction. and prepare a deposit into, or a withdrawal from, a tick of the DeFi lending pool the same way, signed on the pool page of fabrica.land. , , and prepare an owner's change to a property they hold, as a sign request in the same way: moving it to another account linked to the owner's own login (final once confirmed), moving it to the latest trust agreement version, replacing its description, or opening its photo editor on the property page. The person has not connected their Fabrica account to this client yet, so every tool reads public data only and knows nothing about them. The personal tools (, , , , , , ) read the connected person's own holdings, offers, loans and the properties they are adding. A call to one of them, or to , , or (ownedBy) with 'me' as the wallet, is answered with a sign-in request: the client has the person sign in to Fabrica and approve read-only access, and the same call then runs. The server holds no wallet address for a person who has not signed in; the person's own wallet is known only through a personal tool or an address they give.

Tools

Reads data30

Changes data13

Skills

None in the store listings or on the server

What you can ask

Records, Property checks, taxes, valuation with sources, order book, trust documents, lending position and activity for one Fabrica property, ending with what to verify independently. No buy recommendation.

Example path

MCP connector

Server URL

https://mcp.fabrica.land/mcp

None

Protocol

MCP 2025-11-25

Instructions

Fabrica MCP server: read-only access to tokenized US land on the Fabrica protocol, including property records, trust documents, US parcel lookup by address or parcel number, Property checks, parcel boundaries and maps, the lending market, borrow quotes, wallet portfolios and activity. Network: Ethereum Mainnet. Company overview: https://about.fabrica.land. answers questions about how Fabrica works (the trust, fees, Property checks, lending, taxes, adding and removing a property, the legal framework) from Fabrica's published documents and returns each passage with its URL, or reports that no passage matches. returns a draft email to Fabrica support and sends nothing. Fabrica's help center is https://help.fabrica.land and its support address is questions@fabrica.land.

Legal notice (Ethereum Mainnet): Fabrica properties are real parcels of land in the United States. Each is held in a trust, and an ERC-1155 token represents the beneficial interest in that trust. Acquiring, transferring, listing or borrowing against a token has real-world legal and financial consequences:

Owning a Fabrica token means owning the beneficial interest in the trust that holds the property. The trustee is designated by the token holder and is, by default, the holder.

Owners can carry obligations tied to the land, such as property taxes, maintenance and environmental liability.

Transfers and sales are legally binding and can trigger tax events such as capital gains or transfer taxes.

The operating agreement (the trust instrument) attached to each token sets out the owner's rights and obligations. Its URL is included in property details.

This data is informational and is not financial or legal advice. , , , and prepare a marketplace action, and and a DeFi lending pool loan or its payoff, as a sign request: they check the live data and return a summary, warnings and a sign link to fabrica.land, where the person reviews and signs with their own wallet. The server holds no keys and submits nothing; a prepared request is not sent until the person signs. reports whether it was signed; follows an onchain transaction. and prepare a deposit into, or a withdrawal from, a tick of the DeFi lending pool the same way, signed on the pool page of fabrica.land. , , and prepare an owner's change to a property they hold, as a sign request in the same way: moving it to another account linked to the owner's own login (final once confirmed), moving it to the latest trust agreement version, replacing its description, or opening its photo editor on the property page. The person has not connected their Fabrica account to this client yet, so every tool reads public data only and knows nothing about them. The personal tools (, , , , , , ) read the connected person's own holdings, offers, loans and the properties they are adding. A call to one of them, or to , , or (ownedBy) with 'me' as the wallet, is answered with a sign-in request: the client has the person sign in to Fabrica and approve read-only access, and the same call then runs. The server holds no wallet address for a person who has not signed in; the person's own wallet is known only through a personal tool or an address they give.

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