Investor’s Business Daily
September 2, 2008 by Eric OKeefe
In everyone’s haste to enjoy the Labor Day weekend – to kick off the college football season or get ready for the first day of dove hunting – there’s a better than average chance that few people noticed the front and center reference to the Land Report in Friday’s Investor’s Business Daily. So now that all of us are back on the clock and are now surfing the Net, I thought I’d bring attention to the fact that land and investing in land is still the great unknown for many publications and their readers. There are more than 2.3 billion acres of land in the U.S., and 80 percent of us live on just 3 percent of that total. Think about that the next time a news program focuses exclusively on the drop in housing starts.
- Florida: “It’s Almost Like a Fire Sale”
A University of Florida study has put a staggering number on just how badly the economic crisis has impacted rural land values in the Sunshine State. The study concludes... - Largest Drop in Rural Land Prices Worldwide? The Ukraine
According to this ABC Australia report, land values around the world are plummeting. The hardest hit country? The Ukraine. The value of rural land in the Ukraine has plummeted... - Ask the Expert: Scott Jones
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As millions of landowners already know, investing in a piece of property does more than just bring piece of mind. It can bring an excellent return. This story is... - Ten Million Americans Own Timberland
Which asset class offers growth, a hedge against inflation, and has great tax benefits? Timber. That’s one of the many interesting points brought out by this in-depth article that...




















