This entry covers productive land whose value derives from what grows on it: timberland (commercial forest harvested for wood products), vineyards (grapes for wine), and orchards (tree and vine crops like almonds, citrus, and apples).
Log in to followMy first rental closes in a few months and I've been reading outside that lane to figure out where the rest of the money eventually goes. Timberland comes up constantly as the thi…
Looking at a 90 acre parcel listed with a timber cruise attached. The listing says something like 40 acres of merchantable pine plus the rest in younger growth. My assumption was…
Sitting on an offering for a mature almond block, roughly 320 planted acres, trees around year 11 of a stated 22 to 25 year productive life. Seller pro forma runs on full surface…
Running a 1,400 acre southern pine tract, mixed ages, roughly 40 percent in sawtimber-eligible stems by the cruise. Base case underwriting assumes stumpage roughly flat in real te…
Everything I read about timberland is written for people buying 20,000 acres. I'm at the other end. What's the realistic smallest way in, and what are the ongoing costs nobody lis…
The thing that attracts me to timber is the ability to not cut when stumpage is bad. That's the option I'm actually buying. But at roughly 400k I can't get a meaningful direct tra…