Land Values

CKain(MI)

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What are the opinions or 'scuttlebutt' re: Farm land values for the coming year. going up, down, holding ?
If you comment, please give your location. Thanks
 
I am in Middle Tennessee and as long as the interest rates are at all time low and farm products stay at current prices I can not see farm land getting any cheaper. May not go up any but I feel it will hold it,s current pretty high level.
 
I'm hoping prices here in Nebraska don't go higher. I'm thinking they've peaked. My sister and I sold our family farm last fall. It was dryland, with some timber. We sold it for $8,000 per acre for tillable and $2,000 for timber.

Some choice irrigated sold for $14,000 per acre recently.
 
They're not going down 'round here for sure! Just looking at the latest land values in the paper last week. Average for Scott County (eastern "nose" of Iowa) broke $11k this year, just over $9200 last year, and thats not the highest in the state, a couple counties have beat $12,500!
 
New corn DOWN 36 cents in a week----$5.22 New beans DOWN 79 cents in a week----$12.03 This is the local market--Lsnd prices $$$$$$$$$$
 
(quoted from post at 19:01:35 02/11/13) What are the opinions or 'scuttlebutt' re: Farm land values for the coming year. going up, down, holding ?
If you comment, please give your location. Thanks
s.c. ne 12,500 per acre. 2 years ago I thought we topped but it keeps going. I think as long as the interest rates are down folks keep brining outside money into land as it's giving a better return.
 
In MN, land prices are, What have you got? I will sell you this for 10x what you have for cash. Per acre.
 
I think the high land prices are going to put a collar around new development. Land for a new sub will cost a lot more, meaning new houses will cost more.
 
Just went to a 2013 outlook meeting hosted by the county AG Extension, featured Purdue"s Ag Econ department. They are forecasting that farming will "plateau" in the next couple years. Meaning that its not going to crash, but level out. And they forecast that cash rent will average up 5% this year, 2% next and then 1% each for 2015/16. This leveling out would result in less profit, but bring back some stability to the corn market which would be nice. They were saying $6500 to $8000 on good Indiana land. I hope that it does level out, but we'll see...
 
Prices stayed too high in WNC. Through all the recession, they just didn't sell any land. Never let the price go down. If you can find it: one acre could be 25,000 or 100,000. There really aren't many tracts left over 100 acres in these mountains.
 
The US Dollar is going down and smart people are putting their cash into real/hard assets.
In 2007 it took 700 US Dollars to buy an ounce of what all money is measured against GOLD.Now it takes around $1700 US Dollars to buy an ounce of Gold so in terms of real money the US paper curency has dropped to under 1/2 its value since
2007 to now.And with the Fed printing/'creating'
over 1 Trilliion$ a year for the foreseeable future the US Dollar will continue is decline.
 

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