The 2018 Land Market Survey found that while economic growth strengthened in 2018, the land market saw more modest gains. On average, respondents reported a 2% year-over-year increase in land sales volume and a 2% increase in land prices, slower than the prior year. Regions 7-10 accounted for 80% of U.S. land sales. Residential and recreational land made up 55% of sales. Median land price fell to $4,500/acre while typical land transaction value decreased to $238,500. Financing and zoning issues were the primary challenges reported.
The 2016 Land Markets Survey is a tool for real estate land professionals in all sectors of the business to use for bench-marking and as an informational resource when conducting business published annually by the REALTORS® Land Institute and the National Association of REALTORS® Research Department. This year marks the third consecutive year that the survey has been conducted to reveal current trends and the current state of land markets. The survey includes responses from over six-hundred and fourteen expert land professionals including respondents from across North America.
The 2015 Land Markets Survey is a tool for real estate land professionals in all sectors of the business to use for benchmarking and as an informational resource when conducting business. This year marks the third consecutive year that the survey has been conducted to reveal current trends and the current state of land markets. The survey includes responses from over 615 expert land professionals including respondents from across North America.
The Land Market Survey is a collaboration of the REALTOR® Land Institute (RLI) and the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) that started in 2014.The objective of this survey is to gather information and insights about land transactions among land real estate professionals that can be used as a resource in conducting land business.
The Land Markets Survey is conducted annually each fall by the REALTORS® Land Institute and the Research Department of the National Association of REALTORS® as a tool for real estate land professionals in all sectors of the business to use for bench-marking and as an informational resource when conducting business. The survey is designed to reveal current trends and the current state of land markets across the US. RLI encourages all land real estate agents to participate in the survey to ensure it is as accurate in representing the actual state of the land market each year. For more information about this survey, contact us at 800-441-5263.
The 2019 Land Market Survey conducted by the REALTORS® Land Institute and National Association of REALTORS® found:
- Land dollar sales volume increased 2.2% on average from October 2018 to September 2019 compared to the prior year. Residential and recreational land saw the largest increases.
- Land prices per acre rose 2.1% on average in September 2019 compared to the previous year. Office/retail, residential, and industrial land saw the highest price increases.
- Respondents expect land sales to increase 2.2% and land prices to rise 1.6% over the next 12 months, with the strongest growth in residential, industrial, and irrigated agricultural land.
The REALTORS® Land Institute and The National Association of REALTORS® are pleased to present the findings of the 2015 LAND MARKET SURVEY. This report is the only one of its kind and contains pertinent details about the current state of the real estate land markets.
REALTORS Land Institute, in conjunction with NAR, researched and now has available the 2017 Land Market Survey! See what has occurred and is predicted for all types of land: agricultural, ranch land, recreational, timber, development.....
The document provides an overview of the Northeast Ohio real estate market in early 2015. It finds that home prices have risen 4.8% over the last year, with the average sale price reaching $130,000. The number of homes sold is up 3.9% compared to the first quarter of 2014. Inventory remains low at 5 months supply, with fewer foreclosures and short sales contributing to stabilization. The market is becoming more favorable for sellers, though some suburbs remain balanced or tight.
The 2016 Land Markets Survey is a tool for real estate land professionals in all sectors of the business to use for bench-marking and as an informational resource when conducting business published annually by the REALTORS® Land Institute and the National Association of REALTORS® Research Department. This year marks the third consecutive year that the survey has been conducted to reveal current trends and the current state of land markets. The survey includes responses from over six-hundred and fourteen expert land professionals including respondents from across North America.
The 2015 Land Markets Survey is a tool for real estate land professionals in all sectors of the business to use for benchmarking and as an informational resource when conducting business. This year marks the third consecutive year that the survey has been conducted to reveal current trends and the current state of land markets. The survey includes responses from over 615 expert land professionals including respondents from across North America.
The Land Market Survey is a collaboration of the REALTOR® Land Institute (RLI) and the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) that started in 2014.The objective of this survey is to gather information and insights about land transactions among land real estate professionals that can be used as a resource in conducting land business.
The Land Markets Survey is conducted annually each fall by the REALTORS® Land Institute and the Research Department of the National Association of REALTORS® as a tool for real estate land professionals in all sectors of the business to use for bench-marking and as an informational resource when conducting business. The survey is designed to reveal current trends and the current state of land markets across the US. RLI encourages all land real estate agents to participate in the survey to ensure it is as accurate in representing the actual state of the land market each year. For more information about this survey, contact us at 800-441-5263.
The 2019 Land Market Survey conducted by the REALTORS® Land Institute and National Association of REALTORS® found:
- Land dollar sales volume increased 2.2% on average from October 2018 to September 2019 compared to the prior year. Residential and recreational land saw the largest increases.
- Land prices per acre rose 2.1% on average in September 2019 compared to the previous year. Office/retail, residential, and industrial land saw the highest price increases.
- Respondents expect land sales to increase 2.2% and land prices to rise 1.6% over the next 12 months, with the strongest growth in residential, industrial, and irrigated agricultural land.
The REALTORS® Land Institute and The National Association of REALTORS® are pleased to present the findings of the 2015 LAND MARKET SURVEY. This report is the only one of its kind and contains pertinent details about the current state of the real estate land markets.
REALTORS Land Institute, in conjunction with NAR, researched and now has available the 2017 Land Market Survey! See what has occurred and is predicted for all types of land: agricultural, ranch land, recreational, timber, development.....
The document provides an overview of the Northeast Ohio real estate market in early 2015. It finds that home prices have risen 4.8% over the last year, with the average sale price reaching $130,000. The number of homes sold is up 3.9% compared to the first quarter of 2014. Inventory remains low at 5 months supply, with fewer foreclosures and short sales contributing to stabilization. The market is becoming more favorable for sellers, though some suburbs remain balanced or tight.
Market Report: MSA Market Detail - Single Family - 3rd Quarter 2017Al Graham
This document provides quarterly real estate market statistics for the Miami-Fort Lauderdale-West Palm Beach MSA from 2013 to Q3 2017. It includes metrics such as closed sales, median and average sale prices, cash sales, dollar volume, and median time to sale. The statistics show declines in closed sales, cash sales, and dollar volume from Q3 2016 to Q3 2017, while median and average sale prices increased year-over-year in Q3 2017. Economists' notes provide context for interpreting the different metrics.
Home prices nationwide increased 12.2% in February 2014 compared to February 2013 according to CoreLogic's Home Price Index report. This marks the 24th consecutive month of year-over-year home price gains. While prices are rising, they remain 16.9% below the peak set in April 2006. CoreLogic forecasts that national home prices will continue rising in the near future, increasing an additional 10.5% year-over-year in March 2014.
Northeast Ohio Home Sales Report -1Q, YTD 2016Lisa Humenik
This document provides a summary of home sales trends in Cuyahoga County, Ohio for the first quarter of 2016. Some key points:
- Home sales were up 16.1% compared to the same period in 2015. Pending home sales were up 37.4%.
- The number of homes for sale decreased 3.6% compared to a year ago, while the average sales price increased 2.3% to $134,000.
- New home listings increased 14% compared to the first quarter of 2015, a sign that more homes may come on the market in 2016.
- Overall the real estate market in Cuyahoga County remains strong, with continued sales growth and modest price increases expected
The FNB House Price Index showed a slowing in year-on-year growth to 4.7% in January 2018, after some months of acceleration. On a month-on-month seasonally adjusted basis, growth slowed from 0.28% in December to 0.12% in January. In real terms, adjusting for inflation, house price growth was slightly positive at +0.4% year-on-year in December 2017. The incidence of house price deflation on home resales has diminished in recent months to 8.6% of total sales in December. While growth has slowed, mildly improved sentiment and stable interest rates in 2018 may see stronger average house price growth than 2017's average of 3.8%.
Record Homes Sales for June 2015! Dane County home sales reached 1,091 in June – an all-time record for the month. Year-to-date, the 3,988 reported sales are also a record, exceeding the 3,966 sales reported for the first six months of 2005. Median prices continue to climb, reflecting the market condition of a strong demand outpacing the supply.
This document summarizes a study examining the financial vulnerability of Midwest grain farms under various price, yield, cost, and asset value shocks. The study constructs illustrative farms of different sizes, land ownership percentages, and debt levels to model their financial performance. Key findings include: 1) Smaller farms and those renting a large percentage of land are very vulnerable to shocks. 2) Larger farms with modest debt that own and rent land have strong financial performance and limited vulnerability. 3) These farms can increase debt moderately with minimal financial impact. The study aims to better understand farm resilience compared to the financial crisis of the 1980s.
Oahu real-estate-statistics-monthly-update-apr2014Eric West
The document provides housing market statistics for Oahu, Hawaii for April 2014. It shows that closed sales of single family homes decreased 11.8% compared to April 2013 while condo closed sales decreased 2.6%. The median sales price of single family homes increased 3.7% to $648,000, while the median price for condos rose 6% to $355,000. Median days on market decreased for both single family homes and condos compared to the previous year.
It’s difficult to know when is the best time to sell, or how to get the most money for your house, but you don’t need to go through the process alone.
You may be wondering if prices are projected to rise or fall…or if you should rent your house instead of selling it. The free eGuide below will answer many of your questions and likely bring up a few things you haven’t even thought about yet.
Check it out, and feel free to get in touch if you have any questions.
J.S. Ferraro Q1 2021 Big Picture Market Outlook WebinarOliviaBello4
COVID-19 hit the meatpacking sector hard, tearing through plants, slashing production numbers, and backing up livestock across the planet. The industry has done a remarkable job, finding solutions, and clearing backlogs. As we pivot into 2021, there remain many challenges and much volatility ahead. View this webinar's slide deck for answers to questions affecting the Q4 markets such as:
The impact of skyrocketing grain prices;
The continued impact of COVID-19; and
The continuing shift in consumer preference.
Overall, Agriculture Production sectors (defined above) imported approximately $354 million in goods and
services into Nevada, which was 1.2 percent of all imports into the state. Agriculture Processing and
Packaging sectors imported another $1.2 billion in goods and services, 4.1 percent of total state imports.
Imports by other agriculture areas are not shown as they include imports for industries other than those
directly related to agricultural activities.
Mercer Capital's Value Focus: Real Estate Industry | Q2 2018 | Segment Focus:...Mercer Capital
Mercer Capital's Real Estate Industry newsletter provides perspective on valuation issues. Each newsletter also typically includes a macroeconomic trends, industry trends, and guideline public company metrics.
Commercial Real Estate Market Trends - 2017cutmytaxes
The document summarizes commercial real estate market trends for the first quarter of 2017 according to a survey by the National Association of REALTORS. Key points include:
- Sales volume declined 4.4% year-over-year while prices rose 7.2%, indicating a tight market.
- Inventory shortage remained the top challenge.
- Leasing volume rose 2.3% quarter-over-quarter while rates increased 3.8% and concessions fell 11.1%.
- Financing availability returned as a top concern.
Building Products and Materials Industry Insights Summer 2018Duff & Phelps
Housing activity was up in the first half of 2018 but is beginning to show signs of a potential slowdown. Housing starts increased 7.8% in the first half compared to the previous year, while building permits grew 5.7%, but both declined in June from the previous month. Existing home sales fell for the third straight month in June due to high home prices, rising mortgage rates, and low supply. Home prices continue hitting record highs, with the national home price index up 6.5% year-over-year, as demand outstrips inventory in most major markets.
The global forestry and logging market was valued at $372 billion in 2017. Asia Pacific was the largest geographic region accounting for $196.9 billion or 52.9% of the global market.
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The Harris County Appraisal District mailed property value notices to most residential property owners and will follow with notices for commercial and industrial properties. While some property values increased, the chief appraiser noted many properties did not increase in value this year. Residential property values generally increased, with median home sale prices up 6.5% from last year. Commercial property values varied by sector, with office buildings adjusting due to economic changes and apartment rents remaining flat due to high inventory. Industrial property values depended on specific refining configurations and chemical industry demand.
- Toronto Real Estate Board President Tim Syrianos announced residential MLS sales, listings, and price statistics for June 2017, as well as an updated mid-year forecast and results from an Ipsos consumer survey on home buying and selling intentions.
- June 2017 saw 7,974 home sales, down 37.3% from June 2016, while new listings rose 15.9% to 19,614. The average selling price increased 6.3% to $793,915.
- The Ipsos survey found 30% of GTA households were likely to list their home for sale in the next year, while 35% intended to purchase, similar to fall 2016 levels.
TORONTO REGIONAL REAL ESTATE BOARD's JUNE 2020 MARKET WATCH REPORTShawn Venasse
The GTA housing market saw strong recovery in June 2020 with home sales up 84% from May and average home prices rising 11.9% year-over-year. Detached and townhouse segments outside of Toronto saw particularly strong year-over-year growth in sales and prices. While new listings rose slightly, total active listings remained down 28.8% from a year ago due to strong demand, pointing to ongoing supply constraints in the market.
Mercer Capital's Value Focus: Real Estate Industry | Q1 2017 | Segment Focus:...Mercer Capital
Mercer Capital's Real Estate Industry newsletter provides perspective on valuation issues. Each newsletter also typically includes macroeconomic trends, industry trends, and guideline public company metrics.
Deloitte Dbriefs webcast - Real estate expectations and market realities in 2019Situs
Situs RERC, Deloitte and the National Association of REALTORS® discussed the implications of recent changes in capital flows and markets, regulatory impacts, real estate M&A transactions, and more in a recent Deloitte Dbriefs webcast.
Market Report: MSA Market Detail - Single Family - 3rd Quarter 2017Al Graham
This document provides quarterly real estate market statistics for the Miami-Fort Lauderdale-West Palm Beach MSA from 2013 to Q3 2017. It includes metrics such as closed sales, median and average sale prices, cash sales, dollar volume, and median time to sale. The statistics show declines in closed sales, cash sales, and dollar volume from Q3 2016 to Q3 2017, while median and average sale prices increased year-over-year in Q3 2017. Economists' notes provide context for interpreting the different metrics.
Home prices nationwide increased 12.2% in February 2014 compared to February 2013 according to CoreLogic's Home Price Index report. This marks the 24th consecutive month of year-over-year home price gains. While prices are rising, they remain 16.9% below the peak set in April 2006. CoreLogic forecasts that national home prices will continue rising in the near future, increasing an additional 10.5% year-over-year in March 2014.
Northeast Ohio Home Sales Report -1Q, YTD 2016Lisa Humenik
This document provides a summary of home sales trends in Cuyahoga County, Ohio for the first quarter of 2016. Some key points:
- Home sales were up 16.1% compared to the same period in 2015. Pending home sales were up 37.4%.
- The number of homes for sale decreased 3.6% compared to a year ago, while the average sales price increased 2.3% to $134,000.
- New home listings increased 14% compared to the first quarter of 2015, a sign that more homes may come on the market in 2016.
- Overall the real estate market in Cuyahoga County remains strong, with continued sales growth and modest price increases expected
The FNB House Price Index showed a slowing in year-on-year growth to 4.7% in January 2018, after some months of acceleration. On a month-on-month seasonally adjusted basis, growth slowed from 0.28% in December to 0.12% in January. In real terms, adjusting for inflation, house price growth was slightly positive at +0.4% year-on-year in December 2017. The incidence of house price deflation on home resales has diminished in recent months to 8.6% of total sales in December. While growth has slowed, mildly improved sentiment and stable interest rates in 2018 may see stronger average house price growth than 2017's average of 3.8%.
Record Homes Sales for June 2015! Dane County home sales reached 1,091 in June – an all-time record for the month. Year-to-date, the 3,988 reported sales are also a record, exceeding the 3,966 sales reported for the first six months of 2005. Median prices continue to climb, reflecting the market condition of a strong demand outpacing the supply.
This document summarizes a study examining the financial vulnerability of Midwest grain farms under various price, yield, cost, and asset value shocks. The study constructs illustrative farms of different sizes, land ownership percentages, and debt levels to model their financial performance. Key findings include: 1) Smaller farms and those renting a large percentage of land are very vulnerable to shocks. 2) Larger farms with modest debt that own and rent land have strong financial performance and limited vulnerability. 3) These farms can increase debt moderately with minimal financial impact. The study aims to better understand farm resilience compared to the financial crisis of the 1980s.
Oahu real-estate-statistics-monthly-update-apr2014Eric West
The document provides housing market statistics for Oahu, Hawaii for April 2014. It shows that closed sales of single family homes decreased 11.8% compared to April 2013 while condo closed sales decreased 2.6%. The median sales price of single family homes increased 3.7% to $648,000, while the median price for condos rose 6% to $355,000. Median days on market decreased for both single family homes and condos compared to the previous year.
It’s difficult to know when is the best time to sell, or how to get the most money for your house, but you don’t need to go through the process alone.
You may be wondering if prices are projected to rise or fall…or if you should rent your house instead of selling it. The free eGuide below will answer many of your questions and likely bring up a few things you haven’t even thought about yet.
Check it out, and feel free to get in touch if you have any questions.
J.S. Ferraro Q1 2021 Big Picture Market Outlook WebinarOliviaBello4
COVID-19 hit the meatpacking sector hard, tearing through plants, slashing production numbers, and backing up livestock across the planet. The industry has done a remarkable job, finding solutions, and clearing backlogs. As we pivot into 2021, there remain many challenges and much volatility ahead. View this webinar's slide deck for answers to questions affecting the Q4 markets such as:
The impact of skyrocketing grain prices;
The continued impact of COVID-19; and
The continuing shift in consumer preference.
Overall, Agriculture Production sectors (defined above) imported approximately $354 million in goods and
services into Nevada, which was 1.2 percent of all imports into the state. Agriculture Processing and
Packaging sectors imported another $1.2 billion in goods and services, 4.1 percent of total state imports.
Imports by other agriculture areas are not shown as they include imports for industries other than those
directly related to agricultural activities.
Mercer Capital's Value Focus: Real Estate Industry | Q2 2018 | Segment Focus:...Mercer Capital
Mercer Capital's Real Estate Industry newsletter provides perspective on valuation issues. Each newsletter also typically includes a macroeconomic trends, industry trends, and guideline public company metrics.
Commercial Real Estate Market Trends - 2017cutmytaxes
The document summarizes commercial real estate market trends for the first quarter of 2017 according to a survey by the National Association of REALTORS. Key points include:
- Sales volume declined 4.4% year-over-year while prices rose 7.2%, indicating a tight market.
- Inventory shortage remained the top challenge.
- Leasing volume rose 2.3% quarter-over-quarter while rates increased 3.8% and concessions fell 11.1%.
- Financing availability returned as a top concern.
Building Products and Materials Industry Insights Summer 2018Duff & Phelps
Housing activity was up in the first half of 2018 but is beginning to show signs of a potential slowdown. Housing starts increased 7.8% in the first half compared to the previous year, while building permits grew 5.7%, but both declined in June from the previous month. Existing home sales fell for the third straight month in June due to high home prices, rising mortgage rates, and low supply. Home prices continue hitting record highs, with the national home price index up 6.5% year-over-year, as demand outstrips inventory in most major markets.
The global forestry and logging market was valued at $372 billion in 2017. Asia Pacific was the largest geographic region accounting for $196.9 billion or 52.9% of the global market.
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The Harris County Appraisal District mailed property value notices to most residential property owners and will follow with notices for commercial and industrial properties. While some property values increased, the chief appraiser noted many properties did not increase in value this year. Residential property values generally increased, with median home sale prices up 6.5% from last year. Commercial property values varied by sector, with office buildings adjusting due to economic changes and apartment rents remaining flat due to high inventory. Industrial property values depended on specific refining configurations and chemical industry demand.
- Toronto Real Estate Board President Tim Syrianos announced residential MLS sales, listings, and price statistics for June 2017, as well as an updated mid-year forecast and results from an Ipsos consumer survey on home buying and selling intentions.
- June 2017 saw 7,974 home sales, down 37.3% from June 2016, while new listings rose 15.9% to 19,614. The average selling price increased 6.3% to $793,915.
- The Ipsos survey found 30% of GTA households were likely to list their home for sale in the next year, while 35% intended to purchase, similar to fall 2016 levels.
TORONTO REGIONAL REAL ESTATE BOARD's JUNE 2020 MARKET WATCH REPORTShawn Venasse
The GTA housing market saw strong recovery in June 2020 with home sales up 84% from May and average home prices rising 11.9% year-over-year. Detached and townhouse segments outside of Toronto saw particularly strong year-over-year growth in sales and prices. While new listings rose slightly, total active listings remained down 28.8% from a year ago due to strong demand, pointing to ongoing supply constraints in the market.
Mercer Capital's Value Focus: Real Estate Industry | Q1 2017 | Segment Focus:...Mercer Capital
Mercer Capital's Real Estate Industry newsletter provides perspective on valuation issues. Each newsletter also typically includes macroeconomic trends, industry trends, and guideline public company metrics.
Deloitte Dbriefs webcast - Real estate expectations and market realities in 2019Situs
Situs RERC, Deloitte and the National Association of REALTORS® discussed the implications of recent changes in capital flows and markets, regulatory impacts, real estate M&A transactions, and more in a recent Deloitte Dbriefs webcast.
Deloitte Dbriefs webcast - Real estate expectations and market realities in 2019Shanika Gunawardena
Situs RERC, Deloitte, and the National Association of REALTORS® participated in a Deloitte Dbriefs webcast discussing the outlook for commercial real estate markets, and sharing practical tips for navigating market uncertainty.
TREB's MARKET WATCH FEBRUARY 2019 REPORTShawn Venasse
March 5, 2019 -- Toronto Real Estate Board President Gurcharan (Garry) Bhaura announced that Greater Toronto Area REALTORS® reported 5,025 homes sold through TREB's MLS® System in February 2019. This sales total was down by 2.4 per cent on a year-over-year basis. Sales were also down compared to January 2019 following preliminary seasonal adjustment.
The document provides an overview of housing affordability in the Atlanta region based on a study by the Atlanta Regional Commission. It finds that the number of cost-burdened renter households has increased steadily over the last decade while the number of cost-burdened owner households has declined. Recently, the greatest increase in cost-burdened households has been among those with annual incomes of $35,000 to $50,000. The document also analyzes housing affordability trends and statistics in 10 subareas that make up the Atlanta region.
Building Products and Materials Industry Insights-Q1 2018Duff & Phelps
Robust sale activity drove supply of existing homes to a 17-year low and prices to a record high. Sales of new and existing homes reached their highest annual pace since 2007 due to a combination of low mortgage rates, rising wages, steady job growth and high consumer confidence. Read more..
This month's regional snapshot provides an assessment of regional housing affordability in the Atlanta region. Starting with a review of historic trends in housing construction and costs, the snapshot then steps through the definition of regional "subareas" based on inventory, price, and affordability characteristics.
This report summarizes the 2018 San Francisco County housing market. Some key points:
- Home prices increased 8% overall with single-family prices up 12.9% and condo prices up 4.6%.
- Pending home sales were up 0.7% while closed sales increased 0.8%. However, active listings decreased 15.2%.
- The median sales price was $1,350,000, up from $1,250,000 in 2017. The average sales price was $1,599,006, up 6.1% from 2017.
- Sellers received 110.5% of their original list price, an improvement of 1% from 2017.
The document summarizes the results of the Absa Homeowner Sentiment Index survey from the fourth quarter of 2017. The survey polled South African consumers about their sentiment regarding various aspects of the residential property market. The overall homeowner sentiment index score was marginally higher at 82% in Q4 2017 compared to 81% in Q3 2017, indicating consumers remained largely positive about the market. All sub-indices for buying, selling, investing, and renovating property also showed slight improvements or remained unchanged, reflecting continued positive sentiment heading into 2018.
TORONTO REAL ESTATE SALES - APRIL 2018 (TREB)Shawn Venasse
TORONTO, May 3, 2018 -- Toronto Real Estate Board President Tim Syrianos announced that Greater Toronto Area REALTORS® reported 7,792 sales through TREB's MLS® System in April 2018. The average selling price was $804,584. On a year-over-year basis, sales were down by 32.1 per cent and the average selling price was down by 12.4 per cent.
Monthly Market Report - April 2018 from Physicians Agent™ NetworkChaDeiparine
- Housing inventory levels remain extremely low nationwide, down 8.1% year-over-year in February 2018, contributing to rising home prices.
- Existing home sales fell 3.6% in February compared to a year ago, while new home sales declined 7.8% in the same period.
- The national median existing-home price rose 5.9% in February from a year ago to $250,400, as prices increased in all regions except the Midwest.
Vtrust journal of real estate vol. 1 issue 1Hoem Seiha
Appraisers rely heavily on insightful information about property market, especially land prices. However, there were no previous data that could be most reliable indicators for appraisers to do their jobs. Appraisers use conventional techniques to assess the property especially land values of their clients. These techniques involves the process of land price comparison with the nearby land market, building value inclusion and depreciation. Sometimes, the evaluations could lead to disagreements between the clients and the appraisers themselves due to a lack of available information about land prices to support the evaluation reports.
An exclusive research study by Sunil Agarwal & Associates delves into the surging demand for 4 BHK homes during Quarter 1, 2023.
Indore, the vibrant heart of Madhya Pradesh, is witnessing an exciting transformation in its real estate landscape.
An exclusive research study by Sunil Agarwal & Associates delves into the surging demand for 4 BHK homes during Quarter 1, 2023. This unprecedented 70% increase compared to the same period in 2022 reflects a dynamic shift in preferences, shaping a new paradigm in the residential market and unleashing opportunities for homebuyers and investors alike.
When it comes to purchasing a house in Indore, you'll often find yourself facing a crucial decision: should you pay in cash or opt for financing?
In the realm of real estate, the age-old debate between paying for a house in cash or financing it through a mortgage is a topic that continues to intrigue prospective buyers.
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India’s expressway network is a testament to the nation’s dedication to improving infrastructure and connectivity. These high-speed corridors facilitate seamless travel across vast distances, reducing travel time and fuel consumption
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1. The 2018
Land Market Survey
REALTORS® Land Institute
National Association ofREALTORS®
Released in January 2019
2. President’s Message
“As the 2018-2019 National President of
the REALTORS® Land Institute (RLI), “The
Voice of Land,” I am proud to release the
results of our 2018 Land Markets Survey
to the industry. Every year, in partnership
with the National Association of
REALTORS® (NAR) Research Group, RLI
conducts and publishes this survey for the
benefit of landowners and land real estate
professionals across the industry touse as
a valuable resource.”
- Jeramy Stephens, ALC
2018-2019 RLI National President
3. About the Survey
Objective
• The Land Market Survey is a collaboration of the
REALTOR® Land Institute (RLI) and the National
Association of REALTORS® (NAR) that started in
2016.
• The objective of this survey is to gather information and
insights about land transactions among land real estate
professionals that can be used as a resource in
conducting land business.
Participants
• RLI sent out the survey to 1,323 RLI members and
approximately 5,000 prospects who are engaged in
land transactions, 809 of which responded to the
survey.
Timeframe
• NAR and RLI conducted the online survey from
October 8–November 23, 2018. The 2018 survey
gathers information on transactions during the
reference period of October 2017–September 2018.
6. Regions 7,8,9,10: 66% of
Respondents
Distribution of Respondents*
Of the 809 respondents in the October 2018 survey, 66 percent came from Regions 7,8,9, and 10. Region 7 covers
Nebraska, Kansas, Iowa, Missouri, Illinois, and Indiana. Region 8 is composed of Oklahoma and Texas. Region
9 encompasses Arkansas, Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi, and Louisiana. Region 10 includes
Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, and Florida.
8. Survey Highlights
Continued…
• With rising interest rates and
commodity prices still depressed,
respondents reported a slower land
sales market. On average, respondents
reported a 2% gain in the dollar
volume of U.S. land sales between
October 2017‒September 2018 from
the prior 12-month period (4% gain in
the October 2017 survey). Sales
slowed primarily on account of the
modest gains in residential land sales
(4% from 5% in 2017 survey),
commercial land sales (3% from 4% in
2017 survey), and agricultural land (1%
from 2% in 2017 survey).
• Land prices also rose at a modest 2%
as of September 2018 compared to
their levels one year ago (3% in the
October 2017 survey). Prices of ranch
land rose more modestly (2% from
3% in the October 2017 survey) as
well as agricultural irrigated land (1%
from 2%), and development land (1%
from 4%). Development land prices
can be volatile and the difference
may also be related to sampling.
On average, respondents
reported a modest gain of
2% year-over-year
increase in land sales,
down from 4% in the
October 2017 survey.
On average, the price
of land rose at a
slower rate of 2%
from one year ago,
down from 3% in the
October 2017 survey.
9. Survey Highlights
Continued…
• With rising interest rates and
potential tariff/trade wars impacts,
respondents expect slower sales in
the next 12 months (October 2018-
September 2019). Compared to the
current pace of growth, respondents
expect slower growth for residential
land, at 3 percent (current growth of 5
percent); commercial land, at 2
percent (current growth of 4
percent); and development-greenfield
land, at 1 percent (current growth of
2 percent).
• Respondents expect prices of
residential, commercial, and industrial
land to grow at a modest pace
compared to the current price growth,
residential land at 3 (current growth at
5 percent) and commercial land at two
percent (current growth at 4 percent).
With higher interest
rates and potential
tariff/trade issues,
respondents expect
slower sales in
residential,
commercial, and
development land
sales in the next 12
months.
10. Survey Highlights
Continued…
• Regions 7, 8, 9, and 10 accounted for 80% of
U.S. land sales between October
2017‒September 2018 (68% in the October
2017 survey).
• Recreational and residential land accounted for
55 percent of land sales (49 percent in the
October 2017 survey).
• The median price of land per acre decreased to
$4,500 ($5,500 in the October 2017 survey).
• The median acreage sold decreased to 53 acres
(58 acres in the 2017 survey).
• The typical land purchase value (typical acreage
multiplied by typical median price) decreased to
$238,500 ($319,000 in the October 2017 survey),
ranging from nearly $1 million for agricultural-
irrigated lands to $75,000 for residential land.
• Land typically sold within 90 days (95 days in the
October 2017 survey).
Regions 7,8,9, and
10 account for 80
percent of land sold in
the United States.
Typical purchase
value for U.S. land is
$238,500, from
$75,000 for
residential land to
$1 million for
agricultural land.
11. Survey Highlights
Continued…
• All-cash land sales were the most common
type of financing, accounted for 41
percent (44 percent in October 2017
survey), followed by debt financing, at 31
percent.
• Among debt-financed sales, local banks,
regional banks, and agricultural credit
cooperatives accounted for 68 percent of
financing.
• Financing and zoning were named as the
major issues affecting land sales. Nearly
half of respondents reported financing as
an issue and nearly a third reported zoning
as an issue.
• Respondents also reported other issues
such as the lack of comparable land
values and appraisal issues, especially in
the rural areas. The low level of grain
prices, rising interest rates, and potential
trade wars were also cited as areas
impacting land transactions.
Major Issues
Affecting Land
Transactions in
2018-2019
o Financing
o Zoning and
regulations
o Appraisal/land
valuation
o Low grain prices
o Rising interest rates
o Tariffs
13. Economic Growth
Strengthened in 2018
GDP Growth and Components’Contributionto Growth
Economic growth recovered in 2016 after faltering in 2015. In 2018 Q3, GDP rose 3.5 percent, compared to 2.8 percent in the same quarter in
2017. Underpinning the growth were consumer demand which rose 3.5 percent on a seasonally adjusted annual rate and private investment
spending which rose 15 percent. Economic growth bolsters the demand for resources, including land. Source of data: Bureau of Economic
Analysis, downloaded from HaverAnalytics.
14. Commercial Real Estate
Prices Continued to Rise
Commercial Property Indices (Q11994=100)
As of 2018 Q3, commercial real estate prices rose 6.5 percent from one year ago, with all sectors
showing price increases: office, 10.5%; apartment, 6.5%; retail, 4.8%, and industrial, 4.3%.
Source of data: National Council of Real Estate Investment Fiduciaries.
15. But Home Sales and
Prices Cooled in 2018
Existing Home Sales and Home PriceChange
However, home sales and home prices started cooling in 2018, with higher mortgage rates making the already high home prices less
affordable. Although home prices were still up for the 80th consecutive month in October 2018, home prices rose at the slowest pace of 3.8
percent compared to year-ago levels since June 2014. Existing home sales fell to 5.2 million in October 2018, down by 5.2 percent from the
same month in 2017. Source of data: National Association of REALTORS®.
16. Farm Prices Have Broadly
Remained Flat
Farm prices have continued to trend downwards since June 2014. As of October 2018, prices received by farmers were down by
3.1 percent compared to the same month in 2017. Prices of crops (such as corn, wheat, soy) and livestock (cattle, hogs) remain
depressed compared to their peak levels in 2012 (all crops) and 2014 (livestock). However, prices of fruits and nuts are still
hovering at near highs since 2000. Stable or rising commodity prices increase the return on investment and therefore the
demand for and price of agricultural land. Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture, downloaded from Haver Analytics.
17. Log and Wood Prices Have
Increased Since 2017
Producer Price Index of Logs, Bolts, Timber, Plywood,and Wood Chips
(1982=100)
While crop prices have remained depressed, prices of logs, bolts, timber, plywood and wood chips
are holding up. As of October 2018, producer prices were up four percent compared to one year
ago. Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, downloaded from Haver Analytics.
19. Land Sales Volume Rose at a
Slower Pace of 2%
Compared to 4% in 2017
Survey
20. Land Prices Rose Modestly at
2% Compared to 3% in
2017 Survey
The 2018 survey includes industrial land as a separate category. On average, respondents reported that the price of land
per acre was up by two percent in September 2018 compared to prices in September 2017, a slower pace of appreciation
compared to the three percent year-over-year appreciation during September 2016 through September 2017.
Residential, commercial, and industrial land posted the strongest price change.
Average Percent Change in the Price of Land (US $ per acre) in the Past 12
Months
21. More Modest Growth in Residential,
Recreational, and Development Land
Sales in the Next 12 Months
Average Percent Change in Dollar Sales Over the Next 12Months
Compared to Past 12 Months
22. Slower Growth in Residential,
Commercial, and Industrial Land
Prices in the Next 12 Months
Average Percent Change in the Price of Land (US $ per acre) Over the Next
12 Months Compared to Past 12Months
On average, respondents expect land prices to increase two percent by September 2019 compared to September 2018, the same pace of year-over-year price
growth n September 2017-September 2018. Respondents expect prices of residential, commercial, and industrial land to grow at a mode modest pace compared to
the current price growth. For residential land, prices are expected to increase three percent compared to the five percent pace of appreciation in the past 12
months; commercial at two percent (compared to 4 percent current pace), and industrial at two percent (compared to the current pace of two percent).
23. Regions 7,8,9,& 10: 80 Percent of
Land Sales
Percentage Distribution of U.S. LandSales
The distribution of land sales is based on respondents who reported a sale and their primary region of business is in
the United States. Regions 7,8,9,and 10 accounted for 80 percent of U.S. land sales during October 2017-September
2018, up from the 68 percent share during the prior 12-month period.
24. Recreational and Residential
Land: 55 Percent of Land Sales
Type of LandSales
Industrial land is a new category in the 2018 survey. Recreational, residential, and agricultural land accounted for 55 percent of
U.S. land sales during October 2017- September 2018, from 49 percent during the previous 12-month period. Sales of agricultural
land, development-greenfield, and commercial land declined, while sales of timber land appeared to have increased. Timber prices
have been trending up, increasing the rate of return on timber land.
25. Type of Land Sold Varies
by Region*
These percentages are indicative of the type of land sold in each region and should not be taken as accurate estimates of the type of land sold
because there are less than 30 observations for Regions 1,2,3,4,5,and 6. Region 1: mainly residential; Region 2: mainly recreational and
residential; Region 3: mainly agricultural; Region 4: mix of various land types; Region 5: mainly residential and agricultural; Region 6:
mainly residential; Region 7: mainly agricultural and recreational; Region 8: mainly ranch; Region 9: mainly recreational and timber;
Region 10: mainly residential, with largest share of commercial sales among all regions, at 14 percent.
26. Median Price Per Acre
Decreased to $4,500
Price/Acre of Land Sold
“All” includes development, commercial, industrial, and other types of land but are not shown
separately de to small sample size. The median price
of residential land sold was $15,000 per acre, while recreational and timber lands were
typically sold at less than $3,000 per acre.
27. Median Land Acreage
Decreased to 53 Acres
Based on the most recent sale of the respondents. Median acreage of development land, commercial, industrial, and “Other” types of
land are not shown separately due to very small sample size, but they are used in the calculation of the U.S. median acres of land sold.
Agricultural lands have the largest acreage at 141 acres. Timber and ranch land were also typically sold with an acreage of over 100
acres. The median acreage of all land sold was 53 acres.
28. Typical Land Transaction
Value Decreased to
$238,500
TypicalPurchase Value for Some Types of Land During October 2017
- September2018
Typical purchase value is calculated as the median price/acre x median acres. “All” includes development ,
commercial, industrial, and other land but the estimates for these types of land are not shown separately due to
small sample size. During October 2017-September 2018, the typical transaction value was $238,500. Due to the
size agricultural irrigated lands, the transaction value typically nearly $1 million. Recreational land typically cost
about $250,000.
29. Median Days on Market
Decreased to 90 Days
Median Days onMarket
There are less than 30 observations for agricultural-irrigated, development, commercial, and industrial, so the estimates should be
taken with caution. Land typically sold within 60 days, with the longest time on the market for development land and commercial
land at six months or more, while agricultural non- irrigated land typically sold within the shortest time, at 30 days during October
2017-September 2018.. Across all types of land, land typically sold within 90 days..
30. Equity or All Cash Decreased
to 41 Percent of Land Sales
Financing
Land purchases are financed by equity (cash) in 41 percent of transactions, followed by debt financing at 36
percent. Owner financing made up 12 percent and a 1031 exchange mode accounted for 11 percent of
transactions during October 2017-September 2018.
31. Local, Regional, and Agricultural
Credit Cooperatives: 68 Percent
of Debt Financing
Sources of Debt Financing
Less than 1 percent for Life insurance companies, public companies, REITS, international banks, CMBS,
and other types of financing. Local and regional banks and agricultural credit cooperatives accounted for
the bulk of financing, at 68 percent.
33. Financing and Local Zoning
Were Top Issues Affecting
Land Transactions
Issues Reported by Respondents
Multiple responses allowed. The figures reflect the fraction of respondents reporting these issues. “Other” includes
economy, commodity prices, easement/access, zoning, water rights, “all of the above”, etc.
35. Issues Reported By
Respondents
Appraisals in rural areas continue to be challenging
Having property comps is a big problem for listing land, but it
is getting better as brokers cooperate with local MLS.
The lack of lender financing has been a contributing factor
since some sellers can't carry financing.
Grain prices need to become higher to give farmers more of a
cash flow.
Issues affecting our practice 2018-2019: Low commodity prices,
tariffs, rising interest rates and reduced yields due to excess
wetness through 2018 growing season
Continued changes in our city codes really affects the timing
and cost of development in our city.
Cost of development has impacted the value of land, and
bothersome regulation slows the process.
Zoning and flood insurance requirements have impacted
our land sales the most.
Poultry companies have gotten very strict in the past two years.
Lack of farm and ranch land availability for sale—recreational
buyers are buying big places.
37. Where Respondents
Listed Land for Sale
Land ListingPlatforms
Percent of respondents who reported these responses. Multiple responses allowed, so the percentages
won’t sum to 100percent.
38. Sources of Land Market
Statistics and Prices
PlatformsUsed inAccessing Land Data and
Market Statistics
Percent of respondents who reported these responses. Multiple responses allowed, so the percentages won’t
sum to 100percent.
39. The 2018 Land Market Survey is an annual
survey conducted by the National Association of
REALTORS® (NAR) Research Group for the
REALTORS® Land Institute (RLI). The findings
from this Report can be cited with the proper
attribution to NAR and the RLI.
REALTORS® Land Institute
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Jessa Friedrich, MBA, Marketing Manager
National Association of REALTORS® Research
Group
Lawrence Yun, Ph.D. Senior Vice President & Chief
Economist
George Ratiu, MA, Managing Director, Housing and
Commercial Research
Gay Cororaton, MS, Research Economist
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