Land Sales On The Rise
Dated: August 20 2022
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Land Sales On The Rise
For a while, land has been hard to sell, but in the last 18 months, there’s been a lot of changes. For one, there’s low inventory, especially in new construction. Also, prices have increased and buyers are exploring their options. If they are not going to get a great deal on a house, then why not buy land and build. Also, smaller builders understand that lumber prices will eventually level out, so they are scooping up vacant lots so they can be prepared to build when the time comes. These conditions have created a high demand for vacant lots and land. So, if you’ve been sitting on land, and paying taxes every year, this may be the right time to put it up for sale.
Ken Harshbarger, Realtor
C 228.343.3665
O 228.357.5888
Ken.Harshbarger@Gmail.com
Brittany Geotes
Brittany and her husband, Andrew Geotes, own and manage NextHome Simplicity and their real estate photography company, UZZI Media. After seven years of university, Brittany became a Realtor in January....
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