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Land Report January 2013 Newsletter

Posted on January 15, 2013 by Land Report Editors

Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar announces his plan to leave Washington and return home to Colorado. The Supreme Court agrees to hear a dispute between Texas and Oklahoma over water rights. And the State of Texas, on a completely…

Tagged with: America's Great Outdoors, Barack Obama, Farm Bill, Great Recession, Ken Salazar, Louis Bacon, Red River, Rio Grande River, Sangre de Cristos, Supreme Court, Trinchera Ranch
Posted in Agriculture, Auctions, Cattle, Farming, Federal Policy, Georgia, Minerals, New Mexico, Newsletter, Oklahoma, Public Land, Recreation, Residential Property, South, Southwest, Texas

Land Report December 2012 Newsletter

Posted on December 1, 2012 by Land Report Editors

Record auction numbers, landmark transactions, sky-high ag exports – what a way to end the year! 2012 is wrapping up on a high note, and we’ve got stories to prove it. Our December newsletter features all of the above –…

Tagged with: California, Eric O'Keefe, Flitner, John Jordan, Jordan Vineyards & Winery, Sonoma County, stewards, stewardship, Where the Yellowstone Goes, Yellowstone
Posted in Newsletter

Land Report October 2012 Newsletter

Posted on October 12, 2012 by Land Report Editors

A conservation easement leads to our country’s newest conservation area. Productive ag land sets a new auction high. A major bump in U.S. hunting and fishing numbers. These are a few of the featured items in our October 2012 newsletter,…

Posted in Agriculture, Auctions, Cattle, Conservation, Developers, Equestrian, Great Lakes, Hunting, Newsletter, South, West

Land Report August 2012 Newsletter

Posted on August 1, 2012 by Land Report Editors

Summer is heating up. And it’s not the record temperatures I’m talking about. From showings to impending sales and upcoming auctions, brokers from across the country are on the land, making the most of heightened investor interest, solid buying opportunities,…

Posted in Agriculture, Auctions, Bankruptcy, Cattle, Developers, Farming, Golf, Newsletter, Recreation, Residential Property

Land Report July 2012 Newsletter

Posted on July 1, 2012 by Land Report Editors

WATER. Thanks to the ongoing drought and a spate of wildfires, it’s a top priority for landowners from coast to coast this summer. Be sure to check out ways to improve your waters courtesy of the Summer issue of The…

Posted in Agriculture, Auctions, Farming, Great Plains, Midwest, Newsletter, Northeast, Pacific, Public Land, Recreation, Taxes, West

Land Report June 2012 Newsletter

Posted on June 1, 2012 by Land Report Editors

A lot to discuss in our June newsletter, in particular, the late-breaking news about the pending sale of the Hawaiian island of Lanai by David Murdock to Oracle CEO Larry Ellison. To give you an idea of the importance of…

Posted in Arizona, Colorado, Conservation, Land Report 100, Land Report Top 10, New Mexico, News Desk, Newsletter, Texas, Wyoming

Land Report May 2012 Newsletter

Posted on May 1, 2012 by Land Report Editors

Many items to consider from our May newsletter, but let’s stick to page one material. The Land Report Top Ten has a brand-new look with Montana’s Broken O Ranch now crowning the list. The 124,000-acre Bates Sanders Swan listing features…

Tagged with: Bates Sanders Swan, Broken O Ranch, Christie's, Dillingham Ranch, Governor Jan Brewer, Jan Brewer, Land Report Broker Summit, Lyme Timber, Mesa Vista Ranch, Russell Phelon, Sotheby's International Realty, Sporting Ranch Capital Management, Swain's Neck, T. Boone Pickens, Wisconsin DNR
Posted in Agriculture, Arizona, California, Cattle, Conservation, Developers, Equities, Farming, Federal Policy, Great Lakes, Land Report Top 10, Massachusetts, News Desk, Newsletter, Northeast, Pacific, Public Land, Recreation, Residential Property, Southwest, Timber, Water, West, Wisconsin

Land Report March 2012 Newsletter

Posted on March 1, 2012 by Land Report Editors

The Spring issue of The Land Report has arrived! Right now it’s en route to bookstores such as Barnes & Noble and subscribers’ offices around the world, but thanks to the miracles of modern technology you can read right now…