Farm Values in Western Canada
Farm Credit Canada's semi-annual farmland values report has just been published.
Source: Farm Credit Canada
The report shows softer increases overall, with three exceptions. Alberta has been strong, demand for premium land in Saskatchewan remains strong, and British Columbia is very soft. According to Farm Credit Canada, …
Market Valuation vs. Appraisal
Why they differ on farmland and why it matters when you sell
Sellers often ask why a market valuation from their farm real estate agent comes in higher than a bank appraisal on the same land. Both are legitimate they answer different questions, use different evidence, and look in different directions in time.
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Canada's Farmland Is Disappearing.
Canada is losing its most valuable natural resource at an alarming rate, and the clock is ticking for investors who understand what that means.
According to Statistics Canada census data, Canada loses between 20,000 and 25,000 hectares of prime farmland every year to urban expansion, roads, housing [...]
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