Farming alternatives lift prices
Series: Estates Gazette ; (0108) 24 February 2001, 55(1)Publication details: 2001Subject(s): Summary: Rural land prices are expected to retain their current levels for the next three years according to a specialist forecasting model set up for "Farmland Market". Whilst farming incomes have fallen dramatically that the demand for land due to diversification and for other uses will prevent a collapse in land values. Figures from the RICS Rural Survey, however, show that the majority of chartered surveyors expect the price of land to fall, except in the residential sector.| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Barcode | |
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Rural land prices are expected to retain their current levels for the next three years according to a specialist forecasting model set up for "Farmland Market". Whilst farming incomes have fallen dramatically that the demand for land due to diversification and for other uses will prevent a collapse in land values. Figures from the RICS Rural Survey, however, show that the majority of chartered surveyors expect the price of land to fall, except in the residential sector.