Florida

SOLD: Florida’s El Maximo Ranch Sells

Posted on January 28, 2019 by Eric OKeefe

After a three-generation run, the cattle kingdom that LATT MAXCY built comes to an end. South Carolinian by birth, Latimer “Latt” Maxcy (1887-1971) was an empire builder, the sort of individual who changed not only his own destiny but that…

Tagged with: Citizens Bank and Trust, Dean Saunders, El Maximo, Florida, land report, Latimer “Latt” Maxcy, Latt Maxcy, Saunders Real Estate
Posted in Agriculture, Cattle, Conservation, Eric OKeefe, Feature, Florida, South, South Carolina

The Land Report Fall 2016

Posted on October 1, 2016 by Land Report Editors

Chris Soules, aka America’s most famous farmer, tells his story in The Investment Issue, which focuses on above-market returns in key sectors such as ranchland, timberland, as well as hunting and farming properties. Learn how this Iowa farm kid grew up to…

Tagged with: Alyadar, American Timberlands, Bernard Uechtritz, California Trail, Carter Stilley, Chris Soules, Dean Saunders, Elk County, Florida, Hageman Reserve, James Rogers, John Sparks, Patrick Bates, Paul Fireman, Scharbauer, Steve Hageman, Thomas Rowland, Valor Farm, Winecup-Gamble Ranch
Posted in Agriculture, Back Issues, Cattle, Conservation, Developers, Farming, Florida, Hunting, Midwest, Nevada, Public Land, Recreation, South, South Carolina, Southwest, Texas, Timber

Land Report August 2016 Newsletter

Posted on August 15, 2016 by Land Report Editors

Ever heard of a wind tax? Probably not. That’s because only one state has one: Wyoming. Although the Cowboy State claims to be a low tax haven, it imposed the nation’s lone tax on power generated by wind turbines in 2012. Not…

Tagged with: California, Cattle, Colorado, Conservation, conservation easements, farmland, Florida, Land Report 100, Mike Markkula, New Mexico, Overland Trail Ranch, Philip Anschutz, Wyoming
Posted in Agriculture, California, Cattle, Colorado, Farming, Federal Policy, Florida, Minerals, New Mexico, News Desk, Newsletter, Pacific, Public Land, Recreation, South, Southwest, West, Wyoming

Psst! The 2013 Land Report 100 is Here!

Posted on October 1, 2013 by Land Report Editors

Without further ado, we present the 2013 Land Report 100 sponsored by Fay Ranches. With 2.2 million acres, John Malone takes top honors for the third consecutive year. His love of land, coupled with his wife’s love of horses, led…

Tagged with: 2013 Land Report 100, Armendaris Ranch, Arthur Nicholas, Dublin, Fay Ranches, Florida, Frac Tech, Ireland, John Malone, Ladder Ranch, N Bar Ranch, Siebel Systems, Stan Kroenke, Ted Turner, Tom Siebel, Wagonhound, Wellington
Posted in Agriculture, Cattle, Conservation, Energy, Equestrian, Equities, Farming, Great Lakes, Great Plains, Hunting, International, Land Report 100, Midwest, Minerals, News Desk, Northeast, Pacific, Public Land, Recreation, Regional News, South, Southwest, Timber, Water, West

Behind the 2013 Land Report 100: America’s Largest Landowners Double Down

Posted on October 1, 2013 by Land Report Editors

The Land Report releases 2013 Land Report 100 presented by Fay Ranches; John Malone and Ted Turner top list of 100 biggest owners of America. Investing in rural, undeveloped land continues to be a popular strategy among the affluent, according…

Meet Frank Stronach

Posted on February 22, 2012 by Land Report Editors

With its Magic Kingdom, Epcot, Hollywood Studios, and Animal Kingdom, Florida’s Disney World long reigned as the largest landowner in Marion County. Not anymore. At 29,000 acres, Frank Stronach is the largest private property owner in Marion County, Florida. The…

Tagged with: billiionaires, Cattle, equestrian, equine, Florida, Frank Stronach, Marion County
Posted in Feature, News Desk

Land Report 100: The Fanjul Family

Posted on May 25, 2011 by Land Report Editors

The Fanjul family ranked No. 61 on the 2010 Land Report 100. Headquartered in Florida’s Palm Beach County, the Fanjuls’ privately owned Florida Crystals is the first (and only) domestic producer of certified organic sugar. The company has a tradition of…

Tagged with: Fanjul, Florida, Florida Crystals, Land Report 100
Posted in Conservation, Farming, Feature, South

Florida: “It’s Almost Like a Fire Sale”

Posted on April 13, 2009 by Land Report Editors

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 that land values plummeted upwards of 55 percent in 2008 from…

Tagged with: credit crisis, Florida, land values, Rodney Clouser, University of Florida
Posted in Developers, Farming, Feature, Federal Policy, Florida, Recreation, Residential Property, South, Taxes, Texas

Amendment 4 Approved by Floridians

Posted on November 10, 2008 by Land Report Editors

Voters in Florida overwhelmingly approved Amendment 4, The Florida Conservation Land Amendment, a measure that will lower property taxes on lands set aside for conservation. Amendment 4, which was supported by Florida Governor Charlie Crist, was approved by 68.4 percent of Florida voters.…

Tagged with: amendment 4, Audobon Society, conservation easements, Eric Draper, Florida, Gov. Charlie Crist, Grant Gannon, property taxes, tax breaks, tax exemption
Posted in Conservation, Feature, Regional News, South, Taxes

Amendment 4 Would Cut Property Taxes for Florida Landowners

Posted on October 17, 2008 by Land Report Editors

If you’re a registered voter in Florida and a landowner as well, there is an important amendment on this November’s ballot you need to be aware of. Amendment 4 could significantly reduce your tax liability, provided you set aside your land for conservation…