Land investing tied to water rights is gaining

Land investing tied to water rights is gaining traction as drought concerns lift asset premiums. June sales reports reveal such parcels trading 9% over appraised values in the Southwest. Got a tip for us? Email Kirsten Korosec at [email protected] or my Signal at kkorosec.07, or email Sean O’Kane at [email protected] . Crowdfunding platforms handle everything from sourcing deals to managing properties. In return, they charge fees. While this can democratize real estate investing, it also introduces a new set of risks. In Q2 2024, land investing in renewable energy zones surged, with parcels near upcoming solar farms appreciating by 8% in just 90 days. Market watchers attribute this to tax credit legislation heightening asset demand in these locations.