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I bought an acre with some waterfront last year and just appraised for $340k.
wooded unimproved, no well, or electricity land 30 min to town goes for 50 to 70 k an acre and will be probably 15 to 20 per cent higher by June. Most it is not flat or usable.
It's nuts now
Is this in Idaho? New Jersey
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Damn Sal..... sell.... Wyoming is cheap in comparison... 
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Sorry, trump is a no tax payin pile of shiit.
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I once saw a half / acre just outside of Durango, CO with a 1970’s era mobile home on it for only a Half Million $$$
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13,000 an acre for good Sac county farm land, 140 acres. only $196,000,000.00  1,820,000
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Good cropland around here in N. TX is about $1100 per acre.
Little brother just built a new house on 13 acres in the Wimberly, TX area. 25 miles from Austin. He thought he got a bargain at $16K per acre with no improvements. 🤪
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Are you saying a 140 acre farm is worth $196,000,000. My math is not coming up with that.
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13,000 an acre for good Sac county farm land, 140 acres. only $196,000,000.00 1,820,000 Looks like Wabi's keyboard is broke again.
If you put Taco Bell sauce in your ramen noodles it tastes just like poverty
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Wabi is dreaming again cause the ;and next to it is his!!
As for me area, a 5 ac. parcel goes for about 100 K. Way up north it goes for about $1,500 ac and it is decent woods. Way, way up north , like Upper Michigan it is about $1,000 ac.
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Obviously one acre is more expensive than 100 acres divided by 100.
And a per acre price is even less for 800 acres.
I will start.
9.7 Acres in Sumter County Georgia cost me $14,000 in 1996. The land was nondescript. The land is probably worth less today than it was previously because of epic Democratic failures in that County.
My 0.11 acre lot in Northern Virginia is probably worth $115k... making one full acre in the area north of a mil.
Sold 42 acres in Ohio for $4,500 per acre. Crop rent was $200/year on 40 tillable.
That kinda thing.
Not remotely comparable, but "tear down" houses here in Silicon Valley on 1/8 acre regularly sell for 1.8 million. That's $14,400,000 per acre. You still have spend $$ to do the demolition.
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I am not going to divulge the acreage cost here in my neck of the woods, because 1/2 the fire membership would show up and drive up the cost.
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Sold and acre with 2 wells utilities abd a creek on it for 200k
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House across the street from me just Closed (shy of an acre) 15 k above ask so $605,000 and it is basically a teardown.
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I paid about $50k per acre
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Location, location, location....
It's cheap here.
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Location, location, location....
It's cheap here.
I think that just the Claw talking...
If you are not actively engaging EVERY enemy you encounter... you are allowing another to fight for you... and that is cowardice... plain and simple.
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I am not going to divulge the acreage cost here in my neck of the woods, because 1/2 the fire membership would show up and drive up the cost. What's the commute to Madison like?
If you put Taco Bell sauce in your ramen noodles it tastes just like poverty
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$3500-$5000 acre in southeast Arkansas
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Where I live now, there aren't any lots of even an acre for the most part.. House we are closing on, it's about $1000 to $1200 per acre.
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I live in a rural valley area surrounded by mountains with a population around 40,000 over ~700 square miles. Much of it is agricultural that is being transformed into "ranchettes." There is also three suburban areas where most of the people are.
In the suburban areas, full 1 acre lots range from $150,000 to $250,000 based on location specifics. The lower-end will be on the outskirts and won't have any utilities or view, just scrub brush. The higher end will have at least electricity and modest mountain views.
40 acre lots are a lot more expensive because they're in more exclusive neighborhoods. There are several 40 acre parcels for sale at around $6 million each but some are less.
On the other side of the mountain, about ~30 minute drive, is where the real high prices are. There, a few acres could be $60 million.
I have a quarter acre. I could buy more but it seems like the wrong time.
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