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Originally Posted by bagofpucks
We are out in the country and it’s a fairly rare occurrence we have properties come for sale, but many of our neighbors are aging and no longer looking to take care of an acreage. We had a property listed last fall and they took it down at Christmas time with no sale. They listed about a month ago for $70K less than their initial ask and it just sold this week. Nice property, not the best house, but would be a solid investment for someone for sure. Another property was supposed to be listed this week, but it actually sold before it even hit the market, which is not uncommon in this area when the market is hot.
It is completely baffling to me, but it seems the acreage market is as hot as it’s been in the last 10-15 years.
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Being able to work remotely, and it likely being more acceptable in the future, probably has changed things for a lot of people