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February 19, 2026

Key Documents You'll Need to Buy or Sell Land in Alaska in 2026

Buying or selling land in Alaska comes with more than big views and wide-open space—it requires the right paperwork to make the deal legal and smooth. From proving ownership and setting clear boundaries to handling disclosures, contracts, and closing documents, being organized and prepared helps buyers and sellers navigate the process with confidence in the Last Frontier.

February 18, 2026

Land-Buying Mistakes to Avoid in Alaska in 2026

Buying land in Alaska can offer incredible opportunities, but it also comes with unique challenges that can catch buyers off guard. This article highlights common mistakes to avoid, such as overlooking access and easements, underestimating the costs of utilities and development, ignoring zoning and permitting requirements, failing to account for climate and terrain risks, and skipping proper surveys, title checks, and due diligence. By understanding these pitfalls and planning carefully, buyers can make smarter decisions and protect their investment in the Last Frontier.

February 6, 2026

What an Acre of Alaska Land Is Worth in 2026

Alaska is the largest state in the U.S., and its vast size, rugged terrain, and sparse population mean land values can differ dramatically from one area to the next. The price of an acre in Alaska depends heavily on where it is, how easy it is to access, and what features it offers—such as road or water access, proximity to towns, terrain, and permitted uses. If you’re considering buying land in Alaska, it’s important to understand these factors so you can estimate what you might pay per acre in the region that fits your goals.

February 18, 2026

Is Buying Land in Alaska Still a Smart Investment in 2026?

Alaska offers a distinctive land investment opportunity defined by vast acreage, striking natural landscapes, and low population density. Its value potential often depends on location, access, and intended use, with demand influenced by industries such as oil and gas, fishing, tourism, mining, and transportation. Key markets and service hubs like Anchorage, Fairbanks, and Juneau can provide stronger infrastructure and resale prospects, while more remote parcels may carry higher development costs and longer holding timelines.

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