MktgLSB | January 13, 2025
Using the 2024 Iowa State University Land Value Survey and report from Peoples Company, Successful Farming helps answer this question. Find details to the positive and negative factors impacting Iowa farmland values. These same influencing factors are found in additional Corn Belt states, which include our Midwest states of Illinois, Indiana, and Ohio. Learn more here – https://bit.ly/4jdheqk
MktgLSB | January 12, 2025
Progressive Farmer’s January 6, 2025 article looks at a new report from Farmers National Company that details the how and why on the “lack of balance between demand and supply” that is keeping the land market relatively stable despite a downturn in the ag economy. Learn more here – https://bit.ly/40dSndx
MktgLSB | January 10, 2025
American Farmland Owner’s recent articles shares a collaborative outlook for land values across our Midwest states for 2025. “We see agricultural land values across the Midwest that could face a period of recalibration after several years of growth, according to experts who study trends in the industry.” The report includes authors of three publications, who share their thoughts and predictions on what could happen in the new year. Read more here – https://bit.ly/4a9aA0d
MktgLSB | January 9, 2025
Peoples Company 2024 Quarter 4 Land Values Update for our Midwest reporting state of Iowa. Find their latest update prepared by their appraisal team here – https://peoplescompany.com/blog/iowa-land-values-update-2024-quarter-4
MktgLSB | January 8, 2025
In this January 7, 2025 article from Agriculture Dive, learn about the latest updates and outlooks on farmland values for 2025. Hear from Paul Schadegg, Farmers National Company Senior VP of Real Estate Operations on why “optimism remains moving into 2025”. Listen or read here – https://bit.ly/3W9SZQh
MktgLSB | January 6, 2025
Land values across our Midwest states, continue to demonstrate the the resiliency of the land market. “Despite the pressures created by lower net farm income, declining commodity markets, higher interest rates, and increased input costs,” land values across our Midwest reporting states remain stable. Learn more here – https://bit.ly/4gEW1Ef
MktgLSB | December 31, 2024
Peoples Company fifth annual National Land Values Report contains details and insights into land values, income performance, regional updates and factors influencing farmland investments. Locate our Midwest states of Nebraska, North and South Dakota in the Northern Plains Market. Michigan, Minnesota, and Wisconsin are found in the Lake States Market. The Corn Belt Market contains our Midwest states of Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, and Ohio. 2024 National Land Values Report
MktgLSB | December 6, 2024
Doug Hensley, President of Hertz Real Estate Services, recent blog post reflects on this past year’s activities that impacted land values and sales, farm related businesses, and harvest. Concluding that “it’s just a different market than a year ago,” he shares the outlook for 2025 comes with “clear-eyed profitability concerns.” Find details to land sales from the states ten regions, as 2024 comes to a close. December 2024 Wallace’s Farmer MarketPlace Extra – https://www.hertz.ag/blog/detail/december-2024-wallaces-farmer-marketplace-extra
MktgLSB | December 3, 2024
This November 30, 2024, news article, Land Investments Hold Long-Term Value, from Progressive Farmer, examines and details farmland values from 1950 to 2023. Not only does it addresses the question of cooling of land values, but it also provides a supportive framework for why land values last. Learn about farmland values’ structural soundness, positive drivers, its investment appeal, as well as a look at its owners vs. operators. Read more here – https://bit.ly/3CUePAp
MktgLSB | November 15, 2024
Midwest Farmland values for the 3rd quarter of 2024 nearly the same as 2023, according to the recently published AgLetter findings report. Click on the link to view or download the full report details on the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago Seventh District states – https://bit.ly/40M8WyY
