Add to ORKGThe state\u27s average land value reached a new high of $375 per acre in 1968 after the seventh consecutive year of increase. Here\u27s a capsule summary of the land value situation with price listings by areas and comments of the state\u27s land brokers
The average market value of Iowa farm land decreased by 6 percent during 1960, with general declines...
Landowners like the idea of rising land prices. Yet higher land costs can reduce the net income of t...
Both cropland and pastureland values increased in 1969. Crop land values rose dramatically for the s...
Iowa farm land values climbed an average of $31 per acre in 1967, settling another record high. The ...
Farm real estate prices up $9 per acre on the average... a 3 1/2 percent rise from the year-earlier ...
Although total sales volume was down in 1951, Iowa land values rose an average of $15 per acre in 19...
Prices for Iowa farm land and buildings continued to rise in 1957. On Nov 1. 1957, average value of ...
Farm enlargement, scarcity of farms for sale, contract buying and non-farm use were major factors in...
Iowa farm land values increased an average 3 1/2 percent in the year ending Nov. 1, 1954. The state ...
The average value of Iowa farm land has remained the same for 2 consecutive years for the first time...
Iowa farm land values dropped an average of 5 percent during the year ending Nov. 1, 1953. Analysis ...
Farm land values in Iowa increased only $1 an acre in 1949. They rose from $176 to $177 an acre, acc...
Iowa land prices continued to rise during 1948, but at a slower rate. Excellent grades of land rose ...
The average value of Iowa farm land increased $8 per acre since 1958. This was an average price incr...
The year-end survey of North Dakota farmland realtors indicated land values rose by $7 an acre or 9 ...
The average market value of Iowa farm land decreased by 6 percent during 1960, with general declines...
Landowners like the idea of rising land prices. Yet higher land costs can reduce the net income of t...
Both cropland and pastureland values increased in 1969. Crop land values rose dramatically for the s...
Iowa farm land values climbed an average of $31 per acre in 1967, settling another record high. The ...
Farm real estate prices up $9 per acre on the average... a 3 1/2 percent rise from the year-earlier ...
Although total sales volume was down in 1951, Iowa land values rose an average of $15 per acre in 19...
Prices for Iowa farm land and buildings continued to rise in 1957. On Nov 1. 1957, average value of ...
Farm enlargement, scarcity of farms for sale, contract buying and non-farm use were major factors in...
Iowa farm land values increased an average 3 1/2 percent in the year ending Nov. 1, 1954. The state ...
The average value of Iowa farm land has remained the same for 2 consecutive years for the first time...
Iowa farm land values dropped an average of 5 percent during the year ending Nov. 1, 1953. Analysis ...
Farm land values in Iowa increased only $1 an acre in 1949. They rose from $176 to $177 an acre, acc...
Iowa land prices continued to rise during 1948, but at a slower rate. Excellent grades of land rose ...
The average value of Iowa farm land increased $8 per acre since 1958. This was an average price incr...
The year-end survey of North Dakota farmland realtors indicated land values rose by $7 an acre or 9 ...
The average market value of Iowa farm land decreased by 6 percent during 1960, with general declines...
Landowners like the idea of rising land prices. Yet higher land costs can reduce the net income of t...
Both cropland and pastureland values increased in 1969. Crop land values rose dramatically for the s...