Sale of the Forbes Trinchera Ranch
January 27, 2008 by Eric OKeefe
Filed under Conservation, Eric OKeefe, Field Reporters, Hunting, Minerals, Recreation, Regional News, Residential Property, Taxes, Topics, Video, West
Land Report Editor Eric O’Keefe discusses one the biggest sales of 2007, the 171,000-acre Forbes Trinchera Ranch in Colorado to hedge fund manager Louis Bacon. Read more
Tigua Indians make their land claim
January 27, 2008 by Grant Gannon
Filed under Video
The Land Report editor Eric O’Keefe reports on a claim against Texas made by the Tigua Indians. Read more
What are the Tax Rules on Easements?
January 27, 2008 by Grant Gannon
Filed under Field Reporters, Grant Gannon, Taxes, Topics
With the increase in sale of easements for wind power or for recreational use, it is important to examine some of the rules and history of cases involving easements. Read more
Megadeal Combines Rancho El Cojo and Jalama Ranch
January 11, 2008 by Land Report Editors
Filed under Magazine
You missed it. Two ranches combined into one premium property totaling close to 25,000 acres in high-dollar Santa Barbara County just sold for a reported $140 million ($5,600 per acre.) Read more
Crafting a Masterpiece
January 4, 2008 by Grant Gannon
Filed under Field Reporters
Harrison Ford has made a career out of defying death and saving the day, the girl, or maybe just civilization as we know it-feats he routinely pulls off in the time it takes to wash down a handful of popcorn with a swig of Coca-Cola. It’s a unique skill set-one that comes with its own rewards, such as getting to choose where you live. And by the time Return of the Jedi hit box-office gold in 1983, Ford was ready to pull up his stake and leave Southern California. Read more
Editor’s Note: Buy High
January 1, 2008 by Eric OKeefe
Filed under Eric OKeefe, Magazine
One of the consequences of our August cover story on Harrison Ford’s gorgeous 800-acre property along the Snake River in Jackson Hole was that I got a much better understanding of the dynamics of the real estate market in that corner of Wyoming. Read more
Colorado House Limits Eminent Domain
January 1, 2008 by Grant Gannon
Filed under Grant Gannon
One of the most contentious topics in the parched American West took another turn when the Colorado House of Representatives gave preliminary approval to a bill that would prohibit government entities from using eminent domain to condemn water rights. Read more









