Best In Land Real Estate™
2026-08-11
Is the land market still climbing, or are we seeing a plateau?
Today's data from the USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) reveals the robust health of U.S. farm real estate. Their 'Farm Real Estate Values Update,' published August 11, 2026 (available at https://www.nass.usda.gov/Publications/), reports a 3.4% rise in average farm real estate values to $4,500 per acre, marking the sixth consecutive annual increase. Cropland values saw a 3.3% increase, while pasture values jumped 4.2%. These national trends underscore land's enduring value, influencing markets across the country, including rural areas of Texas such as Williamson County. However, the report also highlights the increasing affordability challenges for new farmers. What are your thoughts on balancing asset growth with market accessibility?
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