Farmland Draws Investor Interest with Inflation Running Hot
The value of U.S. farm real estate grew 7 percent in June from a year earlier, to $3,380 an acre, the biggest increase since 2014
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The value of U.S. farm real estate grew 7 percent in June from a year earlier, to $3,380 an acre, the biggest increase since 2014
The inflation wave that’s sweeping through the global economy is playing into a investment niche that a small group of people in finance have spent years developing: farmland.
Agricultural land has become attractive to institutional investors and wealthy families because returns tend to be stable.
The inflation wave that’s sweeping through the global economy is playing into a investment niche that a small group of people in finance have spent years developing: farmland.