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Acres' California Farmland Value Trends: a Data-Driven Analysis – Telling the Story Behind the Numbers Acres was created as a platform to support a more transparent and efficient land market by providing users with the information needed to make confident decisions about buying, listing, or farmland investment transactions by combining weekly market intelligence, parcel-level data, and research tools on a single platform for web and mobile use. Luckily for us, Acres’ insights are being made available through a series of nationwide-scale, regional reports. Correlating with Acres’ previous Heartland Report, the firm is now offering actionable insights on one of the richest and most high-demand farmland markets in the country through their upcoming report, California Farmland Value Trends: A Data-Drive Analysis, which is open for pre-order prior to its release on May 2. https://hubs.li/Q02vLXys0

ICYMI: Acres' California Farmland Value Trends: a Data-Driven Analysis – Telling the Story Behind the Numbers Acres was created as a platform to support a more transparent and efficient land market by providing users with the information needed to make confident decisions about buying, listing, or farmland investment transactions by combining weekly market intelligence, parcel-level data, and research tools on a single platform for web and mobile use. Luckily for us, Acres’ insights are being made available through a series of nationwide-scale, regional reports. Correlating with Acres’ previous Heartland Report, the firm is now offering actionable insights on one of the richest and most high-demand farmland markets in the country through their upcoming report, California Farmland Value Trends: A Data-Drive Analysis, which is open for pre-order prior to its release on May 2. https://hubs.li/Q02wXjzR0

ICYMI: Acres' California Farmland Value Trends: a Data-Driven Analysis – Telling the Story Behind the Numbers Acres was created as a platform to support a more transparent and efficient land market by providing users with the information needed to make confident decisions about buying, listing, or farmland investment transactions by combining weekly market intelligence, parcel-level data, and research tools on a single platform for web and mobile use. Luckily for us, Acres’ insights are being made available through a series of nationwide-scale, regional reports. Correlating with Acres’ previous Heartland Report, the firm is now offering actionable insights on one of the richest and most high-demand farmland markets in the country through their new report, California Farmland Value Trends: A Data-Drive Analysis. https://hubs.li/Q02x2Ljg0

What makes Acres’ Heartland Report unique? Instead of survey data, the Heartland Report uses actual farmland transaction data so you can get a more accurate and complete look at trends over the past few years. This report includes: • 84,000 observed high-quality farmland sales spanning from Q1 of 2018 to Q1 in 2024. • Midwest trends, including insights into price per acre, price per tillable acre, and price per productivity index. • Breakdowns for 8 individual states that dig into the nuances of price per productivity indices and land classes. Download Now: https://hubs.la/Q02GLfRQ0 #farmlandvalues #heartlandreport #midwestfarmland

2023 marked a pivotal year, witnessing variable farmland value trends across different regions. Specifically, Western Illinois and the St. Louis area (Regions 3 and 8) saw continued robust value increments, diverging from the trends in the Northeast and Central Illinois (Regions 1 and 6), where values experienced a downturn, a phenomenon not observed in recent years. Furthermore, the frequency of land sales transactions underwent a significant shift. The previous years of 2021 and 2022 were characterized by a rapid pace of auctions and private sales, creating an expectation of a dynamic market environment. However, 2023 introduced a slowdown in transaction velocity, with farmland values largely maintaining or slightly increasing, yet the sheer volume of sales markedly decreased. This recalibration in the Illinois farmland market underscores a period of adjustment and potential strategic realignment for stakeholders, reflecting the inherent complexities and evolving dynamics of agricultural land management and investment. #ProfessionalInsights #AgriculturalEconomics #IllinoisFarmland #MarketTrends #StrategicManagement

Farmland Market News ➡️ Oregon's Farm Real Estate Values Surge Past National Average The article notes that Oregon's farm real estate's estimated value increased by over 23% between 2017 and 2022; whereas, the national average gain was only 7%. Do you think these values will continue to hold? Read the full article at www.pnwag.net www.rootagadvisory.com #rootagadvisory #farminginthewest #oregonag #farmlandvalues

When it comes to selling farmland, there are several things you can do to help facilitate a smooth transaction. ⬇️ One of which is gathering 5 years of production history. 👉 Follow these three steps to gather the necessary data prior to listing your land: Step 1: Work with your agent to compile property maps such as soil, FSA, topography, google earth KMZ, etc. Step 2: Pull a preliminary title report just prior to listing the property to ensure nothing surprising is on title. Step 3: Gather surveys showing easements, encroachments, and acreages, environmental studies, and information on government programs (including crop insurance). Now, some buyers will require specific diligence items like surveys, environmental studies (Phase 1), and water reports. Normally, interested buyers will pay for those items, but in turn, request longer due diligence periods. Other buyers will move quicker and require less formal diligence when you already have the data prepared. To learn more about selling farmland or to work with an agent, contact us at www.rootagadvisory.com #rootagadvisory #farminginthewest #idahoag #farmlandsellingtips #farmlandforsale

When it comes to selling farmland, there are several things you can do to help facilitate a smooth transaction. ⬇️ One of which is gathering 5 years of production history. 👉 Follow these three steps to gather the necessary data prior to listing your land: Step 1: Work with your agent to compile property maps such as soil, FSA, topography, google earth KMZ, etc. Step 2: Pull a preliminary title report just prior to listing the property to ensure nothing surprising is on title. Step 3: Gather surveys showing easements, encroachments, and acreages, environmental studies, and information on government programs (including crop insurance). Now, some buyers will require specific diligence items like surveys, environmental studies (Phase 1), and water reports. Normally, interested buyers will pay for those items, but in turn, request longer due diligence periods. Other buyers will move quicker and require less formal diligence when you already have the data prepared. To learn more about selling farmland or to work with an agent, contact us at www.rootagadvisory.com #rootagadvisory #farminginthewest #idahoag #farmlandsellingtips #farmlandforsale

According to the 2024 Nebraska Farm Real Estate Survey, the market value of agricultural land🌱 in Nebraska increased by 5% 📈over the prior year to an average of $4,015 per acre. https://lnkd.in/ghBx-qyV