This is one of those threads that is totally meaningless - unless the state and area are mentioned there is absolutely no way to have any idea of how to make a comparison.
For instance - I live in Idaho and I can guarantee you that an acre of land in, or near, Sun Valley is worth a lot more than an acre of land near Shoshone, Idaho.
drover
Totally fair.
How much is 100 acres in Sun Valley? Forty Acres? 20 acres?
Per acre price.
Same with Shoshone?
High-end and low-end are completely relevant for many.
Some low end land still has value because of timber, crops or minerals.
Some high-end land comes with a homeowners association, higher taxes but there will be a Starbucks within 5 miles.
