The Loranda Group, Inc. understands Farmland.We know the value of farmland and specialize in auction and brokerage sales throughout the Midwest. At The Loranda Group, we help buyers and sellers get the most from every agricultural and recreational real estate transaction so they can successfully achieve their farmland ownership goals. |
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Current ListingsChristian County, Illinois Total Acres: 167 Tillable Acres: 139.3 PUBLIC AUCTION - Nov. 21 - 11:00 AM **SOLD** for $ 1,275,000 or $ 7,635 per acre Logan County, Illinois Total Acres: 118 Tillable Acres: 120.18 PUBLIC AUCTION - Nov. 21 - 7:00 PM **SOLD** for $ 1,197,082 or $ 10,100 per acre |
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I recently attended the annual Land Investment Expo in Des Moines, Iowa and... It is common (and recommended) for all family members to be on the... |
Farmland Market NewsNewswire Ag industry news from around the web to keep you informed.
Expect an increase in base rates for the next several years.
Cash prices for corn, soybeans and HRS wheat were higher Friday, while HRW and SRW wheat prices were lower.
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Testimonials from BuyersBill Hughes, St. Louis, MissouriBill Hughes is a professional farm manager used to dealing with real estate brokers, land auctions and multi-parcel sales. Yet what he found with The Loranda Group was something entirely different. “Their marketing abilities and overall professionalism is something I haven't seen in the industry before. Their professionalism stands far above the rest. ” “Their first project with me was 1,100-plus acres in a multi-parcel sale, and it was a great success,” Bill says, adding that The Loranda Group has completed several other sales and purchases for his firm, including a trophy-type property in Missouri with an 8,000-square-foot lodge. He regularly turns to The Loranda Group for consulting services. “Their marketing abilities and their overall professionalism is something I haven’t seen in the industry before. Even their dress, their demeanor, and their ability to express themselves is remarkable. For years, the typical farm auctioneer was an equipment dealer that did auctions on the side. Loranda just stands out—they are highly educated people, and their professionalism stands far above the rest.” |
