COVID-19 real estate trends show an increased interest in owning land away from crowded cities. The pandemic's effects on housing, work, and the economy have forced many people to reconsider their urban-centered lifestyles.

Farmers used to say, “If you are going to buy a farm, do it at the end of summer.” That simple country wisdom comes from years of dependence on the rhythms of Mother Nature. Experience had taught them that a farm--or any kind of land, really--will give you a better picture of its potential and the opportunities and challenges it poses at the end of the growing season but before frost. If you're looking at buying farm land, here are some things to look out for as the seasons change.

The idea of owning your own rural property is an appealing one, and can seem like the process can be fairly simple. But if you’re buying land, especially as first-time recreational land buyers, there are several conditions and circumstances you’ll want to be aware of so that you can make an informed decision and avoid costly mistakes.

Buying land for building a home can be a great investment in your future! Make sure to read these tips and work with a qualified land professional.

The COVID-19 pandemic convinced many people that they don't want to continue living in urban areas with high population densities. Millennials were already starting to move away from cities, but the pandemic piqued their interest and encouraged many to consider buying their first rural home.

Buying land forces you to make a lot of choices. Unfortunately, people who don’t have much experience buying land rarely know how to avoid common mistakes. And even experienced buyers can make mistakes. Check out these pitfalls to avoid so you can make informed decisions the next time you are in the market buying land.

The industrial hemp industry is booming, especially as cannabis legalization continues to add new vistas of opportunity in a growing number of U.S. states. Finding just the right land on which to grow these crops, however, can prove challenging for farmers, real estate professionals, and investors.

An ALC and land real estate pro shares the unique challenges of land transactions near the water, focusing on four main areas of consideration for anyone selling, buying, or investing in coastal properties.

If you are buying or selling land, there are many reasons why you need a land agent for your transaction. Check out this post to see why!

America is a land of wide-open spaces. With all its natural wonders, how can you ever decide where to buy? What do you need to take into consideration?