These searchable lists are a valuable nationwide reference-point for grazing land property sales results and recent property listings. The information is designed to help investors, buyers, vendors and those simply interested in watching the grazing property market keep up with developments.
One of Northern Australia’s most iconic extensive beef cattle property aggregations is being offered to the market with expectations to make around $100m. The Wave Hill and Cattle Creek Stations span 1.25 million hectares and run 58,000 Brahman and Brahman cross cattle in a normal season…Read More
Property editor Linda Rowley, September 28, 2020
One of the biggest family-owned commercial beef operations in southern Australia has reportedly paid in excess of $20 million for Dunkeld Pastoral Co’s Eulameet property, in Western Victoria…Read More
Property editor Linda Rowley, September 23, 2020
Korean owners list Mudgee aggregation | Tully River Station block in FNQ attracts strong inquiry | WA’s Hutt River Province offered to the people | Good value breeding block in south west QLD | Locals attracted to tightly held country on NSW’s South West Slopes..Read More
Property editor Linda Rowley, September 23, 2020
Marking 60 years in the rural agency profession this year, people might ask 77-year old property marketing identity Dick Allpass why he is still working. The answer is quite simply because he loves it, property editor Linda Rowley writes. ..Read More
The COVID-19 pandemic has had significant impact across the real estate industry, with the uncertainty surrounding the virus affecting most asset classes, rural property listings were being much less affected, property agency Colliers International said in a recent NSW market report…Read More
Beef Central, September 16, 2020
While prices of Australian agricultural land are at record highs in many regions, the market is entering a new phase, with little or no growth in median prices forecast over the next 18 months, according to a new industry report. The robust growth in agricultural property prices witnessed over the past five years has slowed, with 2020 signalling “the beginning of a new phase in land markets across the country,” Rabobank suggests…Read More
Beef Central, September 14, 2020
SAM Daniels from one of the Queensland Gulf region’s biggest cattle producing families, this morning paid $35 million for large-scale breeding and fattening property Nardoo, at a Brisbane auction. The 97,500ha property located 280km northwest of Cloncurry attracted strong interest from large-scale producers seeking breeding country…Read More
Property editor Linda Rowley, September 11, 2020
Chinese pay $60m for Victoria’s Yaloak Estate | $27m secures Clermont’s Dooruna for expansion | Maranoa’s The Haven under offer post-auction..Read More
Property editor Linda Rowley, September 9, 2020
Quality cattle country up for grabs in central western NSW | Historic Mount Nombi tipped to fetch $8m | High-rainfall breeding platform on NSW’s Southern Tablelands | Dawson River’s Acacia heads to auction | Versatile Rosedale at Forbes boasts secure water..Read More
Property editor Linda Rowley, September 9, 2020
With Queensland grazing land prices exceeding the previous peak of 2008, as reported in last week’s property review, are other states following suit? Feedback from property marketing experts in southern states suggests the robust appreciation in rural property values is being felt right across the continent, property editor Linda Rowley reports…Read More
Property editor Linda Rowley, September 2, 2020
North Queensland downs country makes $5.7 million | Woodward family secures Bollon’s Whyenbirra | Central Queensland’s Palari listed for $17 million after being passed-in | Smaller traprock block sells
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Mount Surprise breeding blocks generating strong inquiry | SA’s Wertaloona Station returns to the market | Economies of scale and sustainable grazing in NSW’s Upper Hunter | Trangie’s Murrumbah is production driven | Quality buffel cattle country on offer at Mitchell..Read More
Property editor Linda Rowley, August 26, 2020