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To rezone your property, you apply to your city or county planning department for a zoning map amendment. The request goes through staff review, public notice, a planning commission hearing, and a final vote by the city council or county board. Most rezonings take several months, and approval depends heavily on whether the new zoning fits the community’s comprehensive plan.

Building border infrastructure in Texas means working through thousands of individual parcels, each with its own deed, boundaries, easements, floodplain constraints and, in some cases, centuries of history.

Yes, you can lease water rights without selling your land. In prior appropriation states, water rights can generally be leased separately from the land through temporary leases, rotational fallowing, split-season agreements, and instream flow leases. Most leases require state approval, and the rules vary by state.

What causes the delay? In most cases, the main reason that solar projects take years is because of the administrative and technical process known as the interconnection queue.

The best choice depends on your property itself, your timeline, your experience with real estate transactions, and how much of the work you want to take on. This guide compares both options side by side, explains when each one makes sense, and shows how to find a qualified land broker if you decide to hire one.

Evaluating agricultural land potential just got significantly faster. LandApp is excited to introduce our newest data feature: the Commodity Crop Index.

If you are a land broker or real estate agent with land listings or rural land clients, you might be sitting on a goldmine without realizing it. Here is how you can position your real estate business to tap into the nationwide data center boom in 2026.

Mineral rights are most valuable in the Permian Basin, the Eagle Ford Shale, the Appalachian Basin, the Anadarko Basin, and the Bakken/Williston basin.

The four core land features that can affect crop yields over time are topography, soil, property boundaries, and water availability.

Yes, you can sell farmland that is currently being leased. Depending on who’s buying the property, it can be a powerful selling point.

If you own or manage undeveloped acreage, rural land, or agricultural parcels, you may be asking: Should I lease my land for solar panels, battery storage, or combine both into a hybrid arrangement? Understanding the differences in footprint, payout structures, and grid requirements will help you choose the ideal option to maximize the value of your property.

The federal government owns roughly 640 million acres of land in the U.S., which is about 28% of the entire 2.27 billion acres that make up the United States.