One of the most common and frustrating questions in real estate is “Why won't my land sell?” If you’re facing this challenge, know that you’re not alone. The first step to solving the problem is understanding why your land isn’t selling. In this guide, we'll outline reasons why your land isn't selling and offer practical tips for selling your land.

Finding buyers is paramount to your success in selling land fast. Whether you're dealing with vacant lots, rural acreage, or undeveloped tracts, understanding the key steps to market and position your land effectively can make all the difference. This guide will walk you through practical tips and techniques to help you sell your land fast.

In today’s booming real estate market, property owners are looking for the highest-paying buyers, and the answer isn’t always traditional real estate developers. From big tech companies racing to build data centers to renewable energy developers securing land for solar and wind farms, demand is skyrocketing for land with the right features.

Scrolling through endless online property listings can be exciting- but also a total headache if you don’t know what to look for. Whether you're hunting for your dream home, an investment property, or land to lease, knowing how to navigate these listings like a pro can save you time, stress, and money. Before you dive in, check out these must-know tips to help you spot the gems, dodge the duds, and make smarter, faster decisions.

For most people, it’s no surprise that Texas leads the nation in oil and gas production. According to LandGate’s data, Texas produced 1.8 million barrels of oil in 2022, where the second state, North Dakota, produced a quarter of that. All of the other states combined have less oil and gas production than Texas alone.

The United States’ drive to transition its economy to run on 100-percent renewable energy has made impressive strides. Since 2010, the share of U.S. power that is generated from renewable sources has more than doubled to 18 percent of all electricity consumption.

“Carbon neutral” and “net zero goals” are often thrown around in conversations about energy, but what does it actually mean for the lands of America? How many acres will be required for  each state to achieve zero-carbon emission?

Commission from land is expanding with the option to lease for renewable energy or carbon credits. The demand for renewable energy and the land to source it from are increasing with no signs of slowing down.

A largely untapped market of leasing land is for renewable energy development. This market alone is valued at 910B in 2021.

When it comes to solar farmland requirements, location is more important than the amount of land you have. Even if you only have a few acres, you still have a chance to generate income by leasing your land for a solar farm.