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Owning Land in California: Pros & Cons

Famous for its tourist attractions, recreational advantages, wine-growing regions, incredible weather and easy access to beaches, mountains and land to roam, California is an oasis for homeowners, families and ranchers. These attributes, combined with year-round sunshine, geographic variability and fertile soils that support popular, high-value commodities, also make California a landowner’s dream. Of course, no place is perfect. Land ownership in California, like land ownership in any other state, comes with pros and cons.

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Featured Listing: Glensprings Ranch

Memory is the meaning of Glensprings Ranch. It’s been both the setting and the main character for enriching the moments that family has together, in the quiet, outside the city-noise. The home was built to embrace the land, to enhance and honor the silence. Here, you’re never lonely as the longhorns graze nearby, but ever quiet, ever nourished. You and that great oak can both grow stronger with your feet in the same spring water. Sleep comes easy when the nights are still, the great windows let in the night air, and the soreness in your muscles reminds you of all the good-living you have shared in just one day.

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Banking on Land

While statistics aren’t available yet for 2020, anecdotally it was a record-breaking year.
“2020 was as busy as any year I remember—and 2021 doesn’t show any signs of slowing down,” Bownds said.
Currently, inventory is tight. Buyers are anxiously waiting to purchase a suitable property when it becomes available. In several instances, Bownds has sold multi-million-dollar ranches before he’s even had a chance to have photos taken. A limited inventory means that buyers don’t have the luxury of long deliberations.

Banking on Land: Land Investment Tips for First-Time Buyers