Hill Country land market: what we’re seeing this fall
Sample update. Small-acreage demand, days on market and price trends across Mason, Llano and Gillespie counties.
Local land news, market updates and practical, plainspoken guides on water, stewardship, land programs, financing and selling: what we wish every landowner knew.
Sample update. Small-acreage demand, days on market and price trends across Mason, Llano and Gillespie counties.
Sample update. Rule and permit changes from local groundwater conservation districts, in plain English.
Sample update. A short, private roundup for registered buyers, from 30-acre homesites to working ranches.
Sample update. Cost-share programs for brush, fencing and water, and when to apply.
What the numbers on a driller’s report really mean, which questions to ask the seller, and why yield matters more than depth.
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Land Notes is where we share what we’ve learned walking fence lines, reading well logs and sitting at kitchen tables with landowners.
News and notes are published every week, which helps people searching for Texas land find us, and each one ends with an easy way to ask us a question directly.
How many acres a cow really needs out here, and why a starting rule of thumb is not a management plan.
The conservation programs that can help with brush, water and fencing, and how to find out what a property already has.
What an off-market sale looks like, who it is right for, and how privacy and a fair price can go together.
How land lending differs from a home loan, and the questions to settle before you start touring.
Desert wells, spring sites and why far West Texas water due diligence takes extra patience.
Before you fence for exotics, understand the costs, the rules and what the land can carry.
Showings, inquiries, feedback and a fresh market analysis: what a good weekly report includes.