Developers

San Jose to Preserve Coyote Valley for Wildlife and Agriculture

Posted on December 7, 2020 by Land Report Editors

The city’s General Plan Task Force voted to set aside portions of Coyote Valley for agricultural use, something the City Council first did back in 1976. More recently, concerned citizens urged task force members to preserve the valley, which runs…

Posted in Agriculture, California, Conservation, Developers, Farming, Feature, News Desk, Pacific, Public Land

The Land Report Top Ten: Texas

Posted on May 18, 2020 by Land Report Editors

From the Coastal Bend to the top of the Panhandle, a varied array of LEGACY LISTINGS beckons investors. — The Editors 01. NEW! BREWSTER RANCHES | $319.2 MILLION This massive assemblage of 420,000 acres in the Big Bend country of…

Tagged with: Andy Flack, Bernard Uechtritz, Boone Pickens, Brewster Ranches, Bryan Pickens, Chas S Middleton and Son, Dove Mountain Ranch, EAGLE MOUNTAIN & CARRIZO MOUNTAIN RANCHES, Hall and Hall, HomeLand Properties, Hood Real Estate, Howard Hood, Icon Global, King Land & Water, land report, Mesa Vista Ranch, Monte Lyons, Montgomery County Timber, Northrup Pipe Creek Ranch, Rancho Agua Grande, Republic Ranches, Rio Texico Ranch, Sam Middleton, Sandow Lakes Ranch, The Land Report, Veale Ranch
Posted in Agriculture, Cattle, Conservation, Developers, Energy, Equestrian, Farming, Feature, Hunting, Minerals, News Desk, Recreation, Residential Property, Southwest, Texas, Timber, Water

Lanai vs. Molokai

Posted on March 5, 2020 by Land Report Editors

Two Hawaiian islands. Two large landowners. Two completely different experiences. BY JIM BYERS On Lanai, they’re putting the finishing touches on a multimillion-dollar remake of the old Four Seasons Lodge at Koele, which is being turned into a sumptuous spa…

Tagged with: david murdock, GL Ltd., Jim Byers, Lanai, Larry Ellison, Molokai, Oracle, Pulama Lanai
Posted in Agriculture, Conservation, Developers, Feature, Hawaii, Pacific, Public Land, Recreation

State of Florida to Acquire Orange Hammock Ranch

Posted on March 2, 2020 by Land Report Editors

Sunshine State lawmakers approved a significant conservation deal by allocating $19.5 million for the 5,777-acre Orange Hammock Ranch in Sarasota County. Led by Gov. Ron DeSantis, the state cabinet voted unanimously to approve the purchase through the state’s Department of…

Tagged with: Conservation, Florida, Governor Ron DeSantis, Orange Hammock Ranch, Sarasota County
Posted in Conservation, Developers, Feature, Florida, News Desk, South

Next Steps for Treasure Hill

Posted on December 19, 2019 by Eric OKeefe

Park City approves open space status for landmark conservation acquisition. — Eric O’Keefe Yoga Berra would have made a world-class real estate broker. Consider the following words of wisdom from the Hall of Fame catcher: “It ain’t over till it’s…

Tagged with: Conservation, Park City, ski, Treasure Hill
Posted in Conservation, Developers, Eric OKeefe, Feature, Public Land, Recreation, Utah, West

FOR SALE: 4,000-Acre Waterfront Tract with Urban Proximity Lists for $38.8 Million

Posted on December 10, 2019 by Land Report Editors

Lakeridge Homestead enjoys more than 5.5 miles of undeveloped lakefront adjacent to Moses Lake, a vibrant municipality with an exceptionally diverse employment mix that includes aerospace, agriculture, food processing, manufacturing, data processing, and healthcare. It is ideally situated to become…

Tagged with: Engel & Völkers Seattle Downtown, Jim Warjone, Lakeridge Homestead, urban-proximity, Washington State, waterfront
Posted in Developers, Feature, News Desk, Pacific, Residential Property, Washington, Water

Clint Eastwood Tells the Story of Buying Mission Ranch

Posted on October 6, 2019 by Land Report Editors

By Clint Eastwood As Told to Eric O’Keefe Photography by Scott Campbell A group of people bought Mission Ranch, a group of people who probably had a few drinks in the bar there, and they probably had a few drinks…

Tagged with: Carmel-by-the-Sea, Clint Eastwood, Fort Ord, Lucky Lager, Mission Ranch
Posted in California, Conservation, Developers, Farming, News Desk, Pacific, Recreation

Food for Thought: Solar

Posted on August 30, 2019 by Land Report Editors

Written by Cary Estes What are the best ways to enhance returns on productive farmland? Perry Vieth sees several possibilities. One with a bright future is solar energy. “That’s the biggest opportunity we’re seeing right now,” says Vieth, the president…

Tagged with: asset manager, Ceres Partners, farmland, land report, natural biologicals, Perry Vieth, solar, The Land Report
Posted in Agriculture, Developers, Energy, Farming, Feature

Land Report Texas $1 Billion Club

Posted on August 23, 2019 by Land Report Editors

The TOP TEN listings in the Lone Star State boast an average price north of $100 million. -The Editors 1. Mesa Vista Ranch | $250 Million Boone Pickens’ 100-square-mile ranch has been deemed “arguably the finest quail hunting spot in…

Tagged with: Champion Ranch, KB Carter Ranch, La Bandera Ranch, Mesa Vista Ranch, Montgomery County Timber, Northrup Pipe Creek Ranch, Rancho Agua Grande, Rio Texico Ranch, Sandow Lakes Ranch, Veale Ranch
Posted in Agriculture, Cattle, Developers, Feature, Hunting, Minerals, Recreation, Residential Property, Southwest, Texas, Timber, Water

Land Report August 2019 Newsletter

Posted on August 15, 2019 by Land Report Editors

A billion here, a billion there, pretty soon you’re talking about serious money, right? I’m referring to the colossal implosion of the Mountain of Beverly Hills, the 157-acre, $1 billion listing in the 90210 zip code that sold at auction…