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The market for farmland in Great Britain is showing strong growth after hitting post-Brexit lows. In the first quarter of 2024, there was a significant increase in the amount of lowland farmland publicly marketed, the most since 2008. A total of 24,800 acres (10,000 hectares) of properties over 50 acres in size came onto the market across the country, surpassing 20,000 acres for the first time since 2016. Compared to the previous year, the market has grown by 44% in all regions except the East Midlands. Factors like Brexit and Covid-19 had led to a quieter market in recent years, so comparing activity to the period of 2012 to 2016 provides a more meaningful analysis. The supply in Q1 2024 was 33% higher across Great Britain than the average from 2012 to 2016, with increases of 43% in England and 53% in Wales, but a 14% decrease in Scotland. While it's still early in the year, the East Midlands remains below average in terms of market activity, while the East of England is well above average. The increase in supply in the East of England can be attributed in part to one estate, but the rise in supply cannot be solely explained by the launch of larger properties. There were only four blocks over 750 acres in size nationwide, and in regions like the South West and West Midlands where supply has increased significantly, nothing over 350 acres was marketed. Read more:

Elders Tasmania is proud to share our 2024 Commercial Market Report. The past 12 months has seen the #Tasmanian commercial property market continue to exhibit a diverse landscape across the state, with varying trends and opportunities in different regions. In this report we delve into the key developments, transactions and market dynamics of the retail, office, industrial and tourism sectors across Tasmania. Click below to read the full report, or visit https://lnkd.in/gaT_Rrgf Elders Real Estate Elders

I’m pleased to provide the Q3 update on the GB farmland market. This year has seen remarkable activity, with 169,000 acres marketed across Great Britain—a 21% increase compared to last year. In England, supply has grown notably, especially in arable and livestock regions. Scotland has also seen a 39% rise in marketed farmland, although it remains below pre-2016 averages. Smaller parcels are being sold as farmers respond to high interest rates, while larger holdings are becoming more prominent, making up 21% of total acreage this year. Although farmland values are starting to cool, there are regional variations in demand and pricing. The outlook remains positive, driven by the dual focus on food security and environmental sustainability.

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Curious about the property market in Dundee, Angus, and North Fife? ?? Check out our Q3 update from Angela Wallace, covering the key trends from July - September ?? You'll find the full report here ?? https://lnkd.in/eDM7tgan #dundee #angus #tayside #property #propertymarket

The Real Estate Institute of New Zealand (REINZ)'s latest data highlights promising trends in the rural sector: ?? Grazing farms see a 4.5% increase in median price/ha, reaching $14,705. ?? Encouraging sales growth in Otago and Bay of Plenty. Dive deeper into the full report below ?? https://lnkd.in/gXQZKHR7 #ruralmarketinsights

The State Government supports a “smaller” marina than what's already been approved…… I support due process, for a development to go through all of the appropriate due diligence, and be granted approval, for the government to then say no, we prefer something different, undermines the entire planning system here in WA. The applicant should be fully compensated for any out of pocket expenses, estimated over $6.5 million at this stage. If I was a betting person, I put $50 each way on: On the nose: The State Government will use this as an election announcement in the 2025 election. Make another promise that will unlikely come to fruition. Start the Expression of interest process all over again, probably promise to put money towards a breakwater wall or something to that effect. It won't be $192 million like Ocean Reef Marina commitment. Place: The EOI process will start all over again, with a “smaller footprint”. Meaning the entire development probably wouldn't be commercially/financially viable, other marinas run at a loss for a number of years without additional commercial opportunities, additionally the current approved Marina has economic development and job opportunities, with cafes, restaurants and short stay accommodation. Rockingham will probably be talking about this in another 30 years, of what could have been. Remember this all started in 1989. No, this is not an episode of Utopia. Any tips? Please sign the Petition, to support due process and support a properly assessed and scrutinised approved Marina: ?? https://lnkd.in/gg4zaB7j Rockingham DESERVES BETTER.

The market for farmland in Great Britain is showing strong growth after hitting post-Brexit lows. In the first quarter of 2024, there was a significant increase in the amount of lowland farmland publicly marketed, the most since 2008. A total of 24,800 acres (10,000 hectares) of properties over 50 acres in size came onto the market across the country, surpassing 20,000 acres for the first time since 2016. The supply in Q1 2024 was 33% higher across Great Britain than the average from 2012 to 2016, with increases of 43% in England and 53% in Wales, but a 14% decrease in Scotland. While it's still early in the year, the East Midlands remains below average in terms of market activity, while the East of England is well above average. The increase in supply in the East of England can be attributed in part to one estate, but the rise in supply cannot be solely explained by the launch of larger properties. There were only four blocks over 750 acres in size nationwide, and in regions like the South West and West Midlands where supply has increased significantly, nothing over 350 acres was marketed. Read more:

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