The COVID-19 pandemic convinced many people that they don't want to continue living in urban areas with high population densities. Millennials were already starting to move away from cities, but the pandemic piqued their interest and encouraged many to consider buying their first rural home.

As more Baby Boomers enter retirement, they have started to explore reliable investment opportunities that appreciate in value and allow them to leave something behind someday for their children.

The virus is affecting everything in our lives. Stay at home. Eat your own cooking. Home school your kids. Do not get your haircut. If only John Wayne was here to come to the rescue. Well, he is not coming to save the day but maybe I can when wanting to buy/sell real estate. That is correct. Do not let the virus be an obstacle in the real estate market.

As the COVID-19 lock-down encourages more people to consider moving to rural areas where they don’t have to worry about the dense crowds of city life, the possibility of relocating has put a renewed focus on rural broadband deficiencies.

The COVID-19 pandemic will encourage a lot of people to rethink their urban lifestyles, adding to the subgroup of the population moving away from large, crowded cities to homes with more open lands in rural areas.

A panel of Accredited Land Consultants (ALCs) of the REALTORS® Land Institute (RLI) shed light on the impacts of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak on land values and land market trends across the country in a recent Virtual Round Table session. One key market they covered was the rural residential hobby farm market.

COVID-19 is impacting land markets across the country, in this post we have an expert land professional share his insights about its impacts on ranch land.

COVID-19 is impacting land markets across the country, in this post we have an expert land professional share his insights about its impacts on timberland.

COVID-19 is impacting land markets across the country, in this post we have an expert land professional share his insights about its impacts on farmland.

A panel of Accredited Land Consultants of the REALTORS® Land Institute (RLI) shed light on the impacts of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak on land values and land market trends across the country in a recent Virtual Round Table session. One key market they covered was recreational land real estate.