RETURN OF THE BIG DEAL. Earlier this month, Texas’s Four Sixes Ranch, listed for $341 million by Sam Middleton of Chas. S. Middleton and Son, and Montana’s Climbing Arrow Ranch, listed for $136.25 million by Mike Swan of Swan Land…
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Land Report May 2021 Newsletter
Tagged with: Climbing Arrow Ranch, Four Sixes Ranch, Mike Swan, Sam Middleton, seventh federal reserve district, Supreme Court, Turkey Track Ranch
Posted in News Desk, Newsletter
Posted in News Desk, Newsletter
Landmark Eminent Domain Ruling
by Cary Estes Landowners no longer will be fenced in by state decisions when it comes to eminent domain cases thanks to a recent Supreme Court ruling. By a 5-4 vote, the high court ruled in Knick v. Township of…
Tagged with: eminent domain, Institute for Justice, Robert McNamara, Supreme Court
Posted in Farmland, News Desk
Posted in Farmland, News Desk
Supreme Court Rules for Landowners 8-0
November 27 decision in Weyerhaeuser v. US Fish and Wildlife requires that habitat be present for Critical Habitat Designation. The case concerns about 1,500 acres in Louisiana that the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service designated as a critical habitat for…
Tagged with: critical habitat, dusky tree frog, SCOTUS, Supreme Court, US Fish and Wildlife, Weyerhaeuser
Posted in Farmland, News Desk, Timberland
Posted in Farmland, News Desk, Timberland
Supreme Court Declines Coastal Act Case
A decade-long legal battle by Sun Microsystems co-founder Vinod Khosla over private property rights versus public coastal access ended this month when the Supreme Court declined to hear the case, reports the Los Angeles Times. Central to the dispute: a…
Tagged with: Martins Beach, private property rights, Sun Microsystem, Supreme Court, Vinod Khosla
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Posted in Farmland, News Desk
Land Report October 2018 Newsletter
Tom Brokaw’s West Boulder Ranch and the Old Steen Place, an adjacent portion of the Burnt Leather Ranch, were sold to a single buyer by Fay Ranches on September 28. The combination of the two Montana holdings creates a 4,751-acre…
Land Report June 2018 Newsletter
In our June newsletter, the long arm of the law takes center stage: The Supreme Court hands Florida a win over Georgia in a water dispute In Texas, private land seizures have begun as the administration builds its border wall…
Tagged with: biomass, eminent domain, EPA, Scott Pruitt, SCOTUS, Supreme Court, timberland, water court
Posted in News Desk, Newsletter, Resources, Sporting Properties, Timberland
Posted in News Desk, Newsletter, Resources, Sporting Properties, Timberland
Land Report April 2014 Newsletter
The importance of land to our society – as a resource, a common theme, and a point of contention – is a constant source of amazement. Water policy, agricultural programs, master-planned communities – so many aspects of our day-to-day existence…
Tagged with: Beef, Bobby Patton, Copper Beech Farm, Everglades, Lake Okeechobee, Long Island Sound, Property rights, Supreme Court, York Ranch
Posted in Newsletter, Resources, Sporting Properties
Posted in Newsletter, Resources, Sporting Properties
War Between the States
A centuries-old fracas involving a caustic boundary dispute shows no signs of abating. One of the country’s most contentious water wars has reached a boil, and there’s a high probability that a conclusive decision will only emerge courtesy of the…
Tagged with: Atlanta, Chattahoochee River, Georgia, Supreme Court, Tennessee, Tennessee River
Posted in Farmland, Resources
Posted in Farmland, Resources
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