In a state heavily involved in agricultural production, understanding these water rights for irrigation is essential. Do you have water rights on your land?
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When you consider land as a legacy, its true value extends far beyond its market price. Planning your land legacy is a deeply personal and significant journey.
Selling a piece of land is a significant decision and timing can play a critical role in determining success of the sale. So when is the best time to sell land?
One key aspect of lease management is ensuring that any lease terminations are communicated legally and promptly. Specifically, if a landowner wishes to end a lease with a tenant, a legal notice must be served prior to September 1st.
Investing in marketing horsepower when selling your land is akin to revving up the engine for a race - it gives you a head start and keeps you ahead of the pack. So, as you plan your next land sale, remember to harness the power of marketing to drive your success.
Luke Huddleston details an exceptional opportunity to acquire a large contiguous tract of pivot irrigated cropland in Central Nebraska.
Recent trends in the agricultural land market have been nothing short of dynamic, reflecting a series of factors that contribute to the value and desirability of Nebraska real estate. Here we explore these trends, drawing upon key insights from the February 2023 survey conducted by Jim Jansen & Jeffrey Stokes from the University of Nebraska – Lincoln.
We get asked all of the time, what are land prices doing? The real estate market has seen an upswing in interest for farmland and ranchland, particularly in Nebraska. With strong demand comes higher land prices, sometimes record prices on the best quality land. This robust demand can be attributed to several factors ranging from financial security to lifestyle choices. Here’s a deeper dive into the reasons behind this strong buyer demand and continued support for higher prices.
In the past, if you wanted to buy a piece of land at auction, you would have to travel there in person, endure the elements, and engage in a bidding war with other prospective buyers, all the while hoping that you were making a sound investment. Today, thanks to the power of technology, the land auction business has been revolutionized. Let’s explore how these changes have shaped the landscape of land buying and selling.
When it comes to agricultural prowess, few states can hold a candle to Nebraska. The Cornhusker State, renowned for its fertile soil, favorable water climate, and a strong sense of community, has long been a beacon for those who understand the value and potential of land. Land ownership is important here. At Marshall Land Brokers & Auctioneers, we’re often asked: what makes Nebraska such a great place to own land?
