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Farmbuy.com Answers Most Frequently Asked Questions About Farms For Sale Australia
Australia's leading specialist rural property for sale wesbite Farmbuy.com provides detailed answers to the most Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's) about farms for sale Australia.
We have answers to questions about how to buy your first farm, how much it costs to buy a farm, how to get finance to buy a farm, how to make money on a farm, and lots more!
Cheapest Farm Land in Queensland Revealed
Quilpie – a rural town located approximately 208 kilometres west of Charleville and 980 kilometres west of Brisbane – is the cheapest place to buy farm land in Queensland, according to the 2021 Rural Bank Farmland Values Report.
The report found the median price per hectare of farmland in the grazing and mining region was $103 in 2020, up an average of 20.7 per cent per annum over the past five years. This compares with a state-wide average of $5,200/ha, up an average of 6.6 per cent over the past five years.
Next in the cheapest land for sale Queensland was the central-west Queensland town of Boulia ($113/ha), followed by the south-west Queensland towns of Murweh ($191/ha) and Paroo ($202/ha), and Winton ($267/ha) in the central-west.
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Cheapest Farm Land in South Australia Revealed
Ceduna - a town located on the shores of Murat Bay on the west coast of Eyre Peninsula – is the cheapest place to buy farm land in South Australia, according to the 2021 Rural Bank Farmland Values Report.
The report found the median price per hectare of farmland in the area – approximately 786 kilometres north-west of Adelaide – was $452 in 2020, up an average of 8.7 per cent per annum over the past five years. This compares with a state-wide average of $5,482/ha, up an average of 13.2 per cent over the past five years.
Next in the cheapest land for sale was the coastal town of Streaky Bay ($2,636/ha) on Eyre Peninsula, followed by Karoonda East Murray ($861/ha) in the Mallee region, the fishing town of Franklin Harbour ($938/ha) on Eyre Peninsula, and Renmark Paringa ($995/ha) in the Riverland.
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Cheapest Farm Land In Tasmania Revealed
The Central Highlands – a largely rural area north of Hobart which encompasses the towns of Bothwell and Hamilton – is the cheapest place to buy farm land in Tasmania, according to the 2021 Rural Bank Farmland Values Report.
The report found the median price per hectare of farmland in the area was $1,922 in 2020, down an average of 3.5 per cent per annum over the past five years. This compares with a state-wide average of $13,691/ha, up an average of 9.5 per cent over the past five years.
Next in the cheapest land for sale was Flinders Island ($2,569/ha), followed by Glamorgan-Spring Bay ($2,656/ha) on the central east coast of the state, and the Southern Midlands ($4,519/ha) and Huon Valley ($5,683/ha) in Tasmania’s south.
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Cheapest Farm Land For Sale in Victoria Revealed
Mildura – a major horticultural centre located on the banks of the Murray River in north-west Victoria - is the cheapest place to buy farm land in Victoria, according to the 2021 Rural Bank Farmland Values Report.
The report found the median price per hectare of farmland in the area was $1,195 in 2020, up an average of 4.4 per cent per annum over the past five years. This compares with a state-wide average of $8,114/ha, up an average of 11.1 per cent over the past five years.
Next in the cheapest land for sale Victoria was Swan Hill ($2,636/ha) in the state’s north-west followed by Gannawarra ($2,699) in northern Victoria, Central Goldfields ($3,069/ha), and Buloke ($3,089) in western Victoria, which includes the towns of Birchip, Charlton, Donald, Sea Lake and Wycheproof.
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Cheapest Farm Land In Western Australia Revealed
Mount Marshall – in the wheat-belt region of Western Australia – is the cheapest place to buy farm land in the state, according to the 2021 Rural Bank Farmland Values Report.
The report found the median price per hectare of farmland in the area – approximately 300 kilometres north-east of Perth – was $287 in 2020, down an average of 6.6 per cent per annum over the past five years. This compares with a state-wide average of $3,066/ha, up an average of 8.9 per cent over the past five years.
Next in the cheapest land for sale was Narembeen ($384/ha) – about 286 kilometres due east of Perth and in the wheat-belt region, followed by Morawa ($395/ha) and Northampton ($546/ha) in the mid-west, and Merredin ($624/ha) in the central wheat-belt mid-way between Perth and Kalgoorlie.
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Where To Find Farms For Sale: Farmbuy.com Buyers’ Guide
Specialist rural real estate website farmbuy.com is the best place to find farms for sale in Australia.
Established in 2009, farmbuy.com has more than 3,000 farms for sale in all Australian states and territories including ACT, NSW, NT, QLD, SA, TAS, VIC and WA.
To make the search process easy, farms can be searched by location as well as farm type – including acreage/semi-rural, cropping, dairy, farmlet, horticulture/viticulture, lifestyle, livestock and mixed farming.
Prospective buyers can also find farms for sale by price, size and suburb or region.
Uniquely, farmbuy.com also features an extensive and up-to-date library of highly-valuable Buyers’ Guides focused on key regions and farm types – including the latest price trends and top farms currently for sale. There’s also expert advice on what to look for when buying a farm - including a comprehensive check list.
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