A NOTE FROM YOUR LAND BROKER, CHARLES Spring has sprung… Well, almost! The actual "first day of spring" is March 19, but we have been blessed with warmer weather and some much-needed sunshine. The seasonal change always serves as a good reminder that if you're a...

A NOTE FROM YOUR LAND BROKER, CHARLES As I write this, general deer season has wrapped up and we are full steam ahead into a new year. The majority of the state has been the beneficiary of great rain fall and we pray that there is more to come as we head towards...

A NOTE FROM YOUR LAND BROKER, CHARLES Happy New Year! As they all seem to do, the previous year flew by and a new one is upon us. 2023 proved to be a challenging year in the real estate market. We experienced high interest rates and a lack of stability in the economy,...

A NOTE FROM YOUR LAND BROKER, CHARLES Thanksgiving is in the rearview mirror, and we're rolling towards Christmas and 2024! Historically speaking, this time of year is a bit slow in the ranch real estate world. Whether it's colder temps, hunting season, or the hustle...

A NOTE FROM YOUR LAND BROKER, CHARLES As I write this, the temperatures are in the 40s, and a majority of the state has received much-needed rainfall over the past couple of weeks. With dove season winding down in the North Zone and closed for six weeks in the South...

A NOTE FROM YOUR LAND BROKER, CHARLES Fall is finally here...or so they say! The good news is, it does seem like the 100-degree days are a thing of the past. With hunting season in full swing and cooler weather on the horizon, this time of year is pretty hard to beat!...

A NOTE FROM YOUR LAND BROKER, CHARLES School is back in session! As summer break wraps up and we get back to “normal” schedules, I find myself counting down the days to cooler temperatures. Much of the southern portion of the state was blessed with some much-needed...

Summer break is wrapping up at last! We hope the summer break has gifted you with more quality time for friends and family to create lasting memories in the great outdoors. As our summer series of recapping the “32 Annual Outlook for Texas Land Markets” draws to a...

It’s hot outside, but how's the temperature on the land market? Great question! As I mentioned last month, the narrative at the “32nd Annual Outlook for Texas Land Markets” was that the price per acre of rural land has stabilized, and the expectation was that a small...