Undeveloped & Vacant Land

Key things to consider when buying mountain properties are accessibility, topography, usable acreage, water rights, zoning, surface vs. mineral rights, utility access, recreational activity opportunities, and natural hazards.

A massive and growing percentage of U.S. land is no longer held in the names of individuals, but owned by LLCs and Trusts. But why is this happening, and who is actually behind these entities?

The largest farmland owners in the United States are Stan Kroenke, John Malone, Ted Turner, Bill Gates, Stewart and Lynda Resnick, the Offutt family, and the Fanjul family.

A topographic map is a detailed representation of an area that shows the three-dimensional shape of the Earth's surface.

Whether you're buying a home, investing in real estate, or simply want to understand the risks facing your current property, knowing the flood risk is essential. Flooding causes billions of dollars in damage across the United States each year, and climate change is making flood risks harder to predict using historical data alone.

Learning how to start flipping land can open the door to a lucrative side hustle, or even a full-time business, without the headaches of traditional real estate. But before you jump in, it’s crucial to understand the key steps, legal considerations, and common questions that come with buying, improving, and selling land for a profit.

Whether or not an area is prone to wildfires isn't determined by a single factor. Instead, wildfire risk is a complex interplay of environmental conditions, vegetation, topography, climate, and human factors.

Learn about the rise of gas-powered data centers and what it means for landowners and real estate professionals. We will cover why tech giants are seeking land with natural gas access, how you can benefit, and the steps you can take to position your property for a lucrative lease or sale.

To sell vacant land, you need to sell the dream- not the dirt, and get in front of the right buyer audience. A standard property listing that only notes acreage and price doesn't communicate the possibilities, and buyers need help connecting the dots.

An often-overlooked yet powerful strategy is land banking. This approach involves acquiring undeveloped land with the expectation that its value will increase over time.

As the real estate market continues to grow and evolve, investors are constantly seeking new avenues for expansion and profit. One often overlooked goldmine is the world of undeveloped land.

The 2025 U.S. land real estate market has been shaped by several key factors, including economic recovery, increasing demand for agricultural land, interest rates, demographic shifts, clean energy initiatives, government policies, and urban expansion.

Both solar and wind energy offer a sustainable way to generate clean energy and decrease our reliance on fossil fuels. Overall, wind is a more efficient power source than solar. Wind turbines release less CO2, consume less energy, and produce more energy than solar panels.

As our reliance on digital services grows, so does the need for more data center capacity. This growth translates directly into land acquisition, with developers actively seeking suitable properties across rural America.

Agricultural land is outperforming urban real estate investments in many regions, driven by factors such as strong returns, long-term stability, and its role as a reliable hedge against inflation. The increasing value of agricultural land is fueled by rising global food demand, limited availability of arable land, and steady population growth.

Buying vacant land is an exciting opportunity, whether you're planning to build a home, start a farm, or invest in property. However,...

Discover the best time to buy land based on market trends, land type, and your goals. Learn how each season impacts land buying decisions.

Bedrock is a solid rock that lies beneath the soil and loose material on the Earth's surface. It is important in construction, especially...

Installing electricity on rural land can be costly, often exceeding $10,000, influenced by proximity to existing utility sources, acreage, zoning regulations, and easements.

Learn how prescribed burns help manage ecosystems, prevent wildfires, and protect communities and wildlife through controlled, intentional fire use.