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LAND Fall 2025 Region Showcase
From the pages of the Fall 2025 issue of LAND magazine, tour these spectacular properties from America’s heartland featured in Land.com’s Region Showcase.
Featured Listing: Waterfall Franklin Tennessee
Amazing water features include long creek frontage (over 4,500 feet) and two waterfalls.
Featured Listing: Island Bend Farms
This expansive 1,100± acre farm is a true legacy opportunity. With over 4 miles of Kentucky Lake Frontage, your very own FAA-approved and charted private airfield, a 114± acre private island, 38± acre lake, and so much more—this farm truly has it all.
Featured Listing: JL Bar Ranch
The JL Bar Ranch, Resort and Spa offers the pure essence of a Texas recreation and hunting ranch, cloaked in luxury.
Featured Listing: Cato Ranch
The Catos restored the 1876 historical ranch property, the PK Ranch on Soldier Creek, resulting in what today is a successful and respected Black Angus cattle ranch.
10 Essential Tips for a First-time Land Buyer
Purchasing land differs fundamentally from buying a house. Raw land purchases require specialized knowledge, different financing, and unique due diligence processes. This guide provides first-time land buyers with essential tips to navigate the purchase process successfully and avoid costly mistakes. Financial Planning and Property Goals 1. Land Financing Requirements Land loans require larger down payments […]
6 Critical Mistakes That Cost Land Sellers Thousands in 2025: Guide to Maximizing Your Property Value
With U.S. farm real estate values averaging $4,170 per acre in 2024, up 5.0% from 2023¹, and land sale commissions typically ranging from 5-10% of the sale price³, avoiding common selling mistakes can save you tens of thousands of dollars. Whether you’re selling inherited farmland, investment property, or undeveloped acreage, this comprehensive guide reveals the […]
Featured Listing: Circle Cross Ranch
The historic Circle Cross Ranch encompasses 2,305.05± deeded acres and includes a 10,019.50-acre New Mexico State Grazing lease, bordered on three sides by the Lincoln National Forest.
Is Buying Land in Arizona a Good Investment? What Every Buyer Should Know
As the sixth-largest state in the nation, Arizona offers plenty of sprawling acreage for prospective landowners. It’s a unique place in terms of property opportunity, with the Grand Canyon in its own backyard plus urban potential in Phoenix. While demand for Arizona land is growing, property is a major investment, so it’s understandable that you’re […]
Keeping the Legacy Alive with Bob McCan
On this episode Lorie Woodward sits down with Bob McCan, co-owner and co-manager of McFaddin Ranch, to discuss the satisfaction and challenges of running a family ranch founded in 1877.
The Best Places to Buy Land in Arizona for Every Type of Buyer
From natural hidden gems to urban investment properties, Arizona is home to a range of attractive acreage. When it comes to purchasing property, the best place to buy land in Arizona is the region that aligns with your goals as a landowner. Read on to explore eight popular locations across the Grand Canyon State, and […]
Read Texas LAND Magazine Fall Issue
The fall issue of Texas LAND puts the spotlight on the Lone Star State’s diverse beauty. Experience the issue for yourself—and find your favorite place in this one-of-a-kind state.
On The Cover: Chimney Hill Ranch
Situated on 172± acres in Kerr County just minutes from Kerrville, Chimney Hill Ranch is a rare opportunity to own a bit of paradise that includes both sides of emerald-green, year-round Turtle Creek.
Texas LAND Fall 2025 Region Showcase
From the pages of the Fall 2025 issue of Texas LAND magazine, tour these spectacular properties from America’s heartland featured in Land.com’s Texas Texas Region showcase.
Texas Land Markets
Research economist Dr. Charles Gilliland reports on Texas land markets for the second quarter of 2025.
Marking Major Milestones Through the Years
Forty years ago, TWA was born to give Texas landowners, land managers and hunters a loud, clear voice in the halls of government.
5 Questions about Texas Master Naturalists
Since the mid-1990s Texas has been growing fast—and the population growth just keeps picking up speed. Attracted by the state’s lack of income tax, strong job market, lower cost of living and thriving cities, people from across the nation and around the world have moved (and are continuing to move) to the Lone Star State.
Featured Listing: Evans Brazos Ranch Retreat
Evans Ranch spans a remarkable 1,000 feet of pristine frontage along the Brazos River, offering exceptional views and tranquil river access.
Featured Listing: Shipley River Ranch
Shipley River Ranch, a distinguished 466± acre Texas Hill Country estate located near Jonesboro in Coryell County, offers a harmonious blend of natural beauty and rich ranching heritage.
Featured Listing: Peña Creek Ranch
Peña Creek Ranch is a true Dimmit County gem, offering 2,427± acres of prime hunting, grazing and recreational land located in the renowned Golden Triangle just 3.5 miles northwest of Carrizo Springs.
