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January 16, 2025

Pros and Cons of Selling to a Arizona Land Company

For Arizona landowners, selling vacant property can be a real headache. Trying to offload raw land on the traditional real estate market often drags on for months or even years before you find that one elusive buyer willing to pay top dollar. At the same time, hanging onto those empty parcels means tying up precious equity and shelling out for ongoing property taxes and maintenance fees.

February 3, 2026

How to Assess Arizona’s Land Market in 2026

Arizona’s land market offers a wide range of opportunities for real estate investors and developers, supported by expanding growth corridors, rising demand in key metro areas, and a substantial supply of undeveloped parcels. At the same time, pricing and feasibility can vary sharply by location due to factors like access, utilities, water availability, zoning, and entitlement timelines. A careful evaluation of local conditions, regulatory requirements, and development constraints is essential to accurately assess value and risk. With thorough due diligence and knowledgeable local guidance, buyers can identify viable acquisitions and navigate Arizona’s land landscape with greater confidence.

January 16, 2025

Is New Jersey Land a Good Investment?

With New Jersey already home to some of the highest agricultural land valuations registered nationwide, averaging over $13,000 per acre, additional upside keeps coming according to Acre Value data analytics observing consistent compound annual appreciation rates exceeding 5% across the Garden State over the past decade.

February 6, 2026

How Long Does It Typically Take to Sell Land in New Jersey in 2026?

Selling land in New Jersey rarely happens overnight, even in a state known for limited space and strong demand. In many cases, land listings can take several months to a year to attract a qualified buyer and reach closing, with timelines heavily influenced by pricing, location, access to utilities and roads, and the parcel’s buildability. Deals often slow down due to buyer financing, title and survey issues, environmental considerations, and local zoning or permitting requirements, so owners should plan for a longer, process-driven sale rather than an instant transaction.

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