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2014 Iowa Land Value Survey: Trends, Factors, and Sales Activity

Gain insights on the 2014 Iowa land values, including average values for different grades of land, percentage changes over the years, positive and negative factors influencing land values, and the sales activity in different regions. Stay informed about the latest trends in Iowa's land market.

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2014 Iowa Land Value Survey: Trends, Factors, and Sales Activity

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  1. 2014 Iowa Land Value Survey Dr. Michael Duffy, Iowa State University Extension Economist

  2. Statewide Average

  3. High Grade Land

  4. Medium Grade Land

  5. Low Grade Land

  6. Northwest up 2.8% up $83

  7. North Central

  8. Northeast

  9. West Central

  10. Central

  11. East Central

  12. Southwest

  13. South Central

  14. Southeast

  15. AVERAGE VALUES all grades 1950−2014

  16. PERCENTAGE CHANGE from previous year, 1951−2014

  17. AVERAGE VALUES adjusted for inflation

  18. PERCENTAGE CHANGE adjusted for inflation

  19. 2014 AVERAGE VALUES

  20. PERCENTAGE CHANGE

  21. POSITIVE FACTORS affecting land values

  22. NEGATIVE FACTORS affecting land values

  23. WHO PURCHASED farmland

  24. WHO PURCHASED farmland

  25. SALES ACTIVITY relative to previous year

  26. CHANGE IN sales activity from previous year

  27. SUMMARY • 8.9 percent decrease largest decrease since 1986 • Land values are still 18 percent higher than in 2011 • Southeast Iowa continued to increase in value, the only area in the state to do so • Number of sales dropped considerably • Farm income and interest rates will be keys to watch

  28. For more information, visit www.card.iastate.edu

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