When it comes to adventure-type vacations, such as hunting, fishing, backcountry hiking and camping, rafting, and other outdoor excursions, the enjoyment and satisfaction levels of the end-result will often boil down to how well prepared the traveler is for the trip, mentally, physically, and gear-wise.
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Explore the Seven Natural Wonders of Georgia
The Seven Natural Wonders of Georgia are the most physically spectacular or unusual sites in the state—and they are both convenient and breathtaking!
New Georgia Encyclopedia - September 21, 2018
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Broker of the Week: J.D. Hewitt, Hewitt Land Company
Congratulations to J.D. Hewitt with South Dakota-based Hewitt Land Company for the sale of 3,620-acre Nelson Farm in Butte County, South Dakota. This sale was recorded on September 18, 2018, through the Lands of America Comparable Sales program.
The Impact of Forestry in South Carolina
American Forest Management was born out of a passion for land and a desire to work with landowners. In fact, our company tagline is “We’re in this Together” because we know our work is all about relationships—the relationships between land utilization and conservation, the relationship between the landowner and property, and ultimately, the relationship between American Forest Management and the clients we serve.
Chris Miller, American Forest Management, Inc. - September 20, 2018
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Gallery: The Work of American Bird-Dog Artist David Lanier
The paintings of David Lanier, American bird-dog artist, reflect a deep appreciation for the beauty of nature.
Tips on Land Investing from the Experts
The Web is filled with sources of advice on how to investment in land—some more credible than others. To help cut through some of the noise out there, we got tips from two land investing experts to help you invest your money wisely.
Listing of the Week: Tiny Homes & Land for Sale in the Missouri Ozarks
Looking for an affordable weekend retreat south of St. Louis in the beautiful Ozarks? Look no further. This new 34-acre tract offers an off-the-grid getaway close to Mark Twain National Forest in Missouri’s outdoor-centric Crawford County.
What You Need to Know When Selling Family Property
Selling family property that you’ve inherited isn’t all that different from selling any other piece of land you own. The hardest part may be deciding what to do with the land, especially if you have an emotional attachment to the property or have inherited it jointly with other family members who all need to agree.
Best Places to Buy Cheap Land in America
Whether you’re dreaming of buying land to expand your farm or have big plans for a vacation home, finding affordable land is the first step in making your land-owning dreams a reality. Buying land isn’t about finding the cheapest lot, it’s about finding the lot that is going to work the best for your particular endeavor while also making financial sense.
Broker of the Week: Fred Stumberg, Kuper Sotheby’s International Realty
Congratulations to Fred Stumberg with Kuper Sotheby’s International Realty for his September 6th sale of 2,530-acre Lampasas Ranch. This sale was recorded through the Lands of America Comparable Sales program.
10 Best Fall Outdoor Adventures
It’s a perfect time of year for outdoor activities, from forest hikes to high-desert bike rides to paddling along a rugged shore. Here are our picks for ten of the best adventures across the United States this fall!
Listing of the Week: Vineyard for Sale on Colorado’s Fertile Western Slope
The Garrett Estate Cellars in Olathe, Colorado, is among one of western Colorado’s favorite wineries and vineyards. The winery has state-of-the-art winemaking equipment capable of producing up to 7,000 cases of wine a year, with award-winning varieties such as Pinot Noir, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, and white varieties of Riesling, Pinot Grigio, Chardonnay, and Gewrtztraminer.
Tools for Success: How to Succeed at the Social-Media Game
With so many different platforms available, the idea of establishing and maintaining a social-media presence can be daunting. It’s no use trying to do it all—you’d never have time for anything else. Instead, pick just a few different social-media platforms on which to focus your efforts.
Lands of America August 2018 Land News & Trends
There were over 2,200 properties listed as sold through the Lands of America Comparable Sales program in August 2018, totaling over $810 million of sold land and rural real estate across 48 states. This represents a 10 percent increase in sales activity over July 2018. See more highlights in our monthly roundup.
Broker of the Week: Melissa Y. Roybal, United Country Real Estate-Revolution
Congratulations to Melissa Y. Roybal with Las Cruces, New Mexico-based United Country Real Estate-Revolution for her sale this week of 10,334-acre Bonney Canyon Ranch. The September 2 sale was recorded through the Lands of America Comparable Sales program.
6 Great Wine Destinations in the U.S. & Canada
Wine travel doesn’t have to mean a trip to France or Italy. There are thousands of vineyards and wineries waiting to be uncovered right here in North America. From the valleys of California to the fields of Quebec to North Carolina, wine destinations across the continent offer distinctive regional flavors, plus they’re easily accessible for a weekend getaway with your crew.
Rebecca Pittore - August 31, 2018
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Broker of the Week: Robert Dullnig, Dullnig Ranches/Kuper Sotheby’s
Congratulations to Robert Dullnig, Dullnig Ranches/Kuper Sotheby’s for his sale of 2,519 acres in Zavala County, Texas. The sale of the $7.2-million hunting ranch was recorded on August 23, 2018, through the Lands of America Comparable Sales program.
Texas Land Markets 2018 Through the Second Quarter
Research economist Dr. Charles Gilliland reports on Texas land markets during the first six months of 2018.
Listing of the Week: Scenic Rural Retreat in Virginia’s Bath County
Virginia’s River Ridge Ranch Estate occupies a scenic perch that movie buffs may recognize from the 1993 Richard Gere/Jodie Foster flick, Sommersby. This well-manicured property shares a boundary with the region’s sprawling George Washington & Jefferson National Forests and overlooks the meandering Cowpasture River.
Everything You Need to Know About Conservation Easements
If you’re a landowner seeking to balance land use with conservation, and you want to make sure your vision for your property remains intact beyond your lifetime, consider setting up a conservation easement.
