Current Iowa Land Price October 1-7th, 2022 Sales
Iowa Farmland Prices October 1-7th, 2022
There were only 9 tillable farmland auctions that happened this week in Iowa. A total of 915.21 acres were sold. The average price per acre for the 9 auctions is $10,850/acre and $158.53/CSR2 point. Learn more about CSR2.
The dollars per acre average may seem low this week which is partly due to the tracts that sold in Appanoose County as you can see from the table of land sales below.
Top Selling Farms in Iowa
The top selling farm was 40 acres in Calhoun County, IA southwest of Rockwell City, Iowa. This farm sold for $18,100/acre has a 86.3CSR2 which resulted in a $209.73/CSR2 point.
Second place went to Story County, Iowa. This 56 acre farm with 85.6 CSR2 sold for $17,100/acre or $199.77/CSR2 point
The third place was for 156.97 acres in Greene County, Iowa which sold for $14,100/acre or $161.70/CSR2.
Check out the table below to see results from all 9 farmland auctions in Iowa and Rachel’s video with aerial footage of the top three selling farms in Iowa.
Farmland Appraisal for Iowa Land
We have several farm auctions coming up and are booking appointments with sellers to sell land by the end of the year. If you are thinking of selling reach out to us today for a free market analysis!
Jason J Smith
Auctioneer & Land Broker
Jason is an experienced farmland broker and auctioneer with extensive experience in farmland sales across this Midwest. Jason has worked with hundreds of clients to create advantageous outcomes. If you are selling land schedule a consultation with Jason by calling or using the calendar.
Phone: 515-537-6633 Email: [email protected]
| County | Total Acres | Price Per Acre | CSR2 | $ per CSR2 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Greene | 156.97 | $14,100.00 | 87.2 | $161.70 |
| Appanoose | 51 | $7,550.00 | 57.7 | $130.85 |
| Appanoose | 59.89 | $7,650.00 | 51.3 | $149.12 |
| Appanoose | 29 | $4,350.00 | 32.7 | $133.03 |
| Calhoun | 40 | $18,100.00 | 86.3 | $209.73 |
| Poweshiek | 72.35 | $11,500.00 | 71.7 | $160.39 |
| Wright | 210 | $6,200.00 | 53.9 | $115.03 |
| Story | 56 | $17,100.00 | 85.6 | $199.77 |
| Plymouth | 240 | $11,100.00 | 66.4 | $167.17 |
| STATEWIDE TOTALS | 915.21 | $10,850.00 | 65.87 | $158.53 |
Jason Smith, Broker | Auctioneer
Founder, Farmland Auctioneer & Land Broker
Jason is a veteran farm real estate auctioneer with many awards and accolades. He is among the top Farmland Auctioneers in the Midwest. Licensed in Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska and South Dakota.
Email: [email protected] | Phone: 515-537-6633
Iowa Land Prices at A Glance
Our Iowa Farmland Price Heat Maps have been a huge help for people that want to visualize and research farmland prices in Iowa. Here you can research your farm’s proximity or the statewide market and see individual sale results, average prices per acre, the average price per CSR2 point as well as volumes of sales, and the number of acres sold. Use this market price research tool right here at DreamDirt. Click the Iowa map to get started.
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