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In 2007 the average appraised market value of farms, ranches & forestlands in Texas was $1,196 per acre. On the average, this represents a 140% increase in appraised market value over the 10-year period. The increase in market values have tended to be highest in those areas surrounding major metropolitan growth areas. The Edwards Plateau, Llano Uplift and areas in the east-central portion of the state have seen the steepest price inflation. The High Plains, Trans Pecos, and Coastal Sand Plains had appraised market value increases of less than 60% over the 10-year period.
Data Provided By:
Wilkins, R. Neal, Amy G. Snelgrove, Blair C. Fitzsimons,
Brent M. Stevener, Kevin L. Skow, Ross E. Anderson, Amanda M. Dube. "Texas
Land Trends." Texas A&M Institute of Renewable Natural Resources.
2009. Texas A&M University.
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