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January 16, 2025

What to Do After Inheriting Land in New York

As generations raised along idyllic upstate farms, Adirondack cabins or Hamptons beach homes pass assets fortunate heirs now contemplate spiritual connections fighting practical financial realities deciding next steps. With over 7.8 million total acres spanning New York State despite heavy metropolitan NYC occupations, inheriting even small swaths of remaining open land cycles grief into potential opportunity...or burdens as locality nuances complicate decisions greatly.

January 16, 2025

What To Do After Inheriting Land in Pennsylvania

Inheriting land in Pennsylvania can be both an exciting opportunity and a complex responsibility. As of 2021, Pennsylvania boasts 52,700 farms covering 7.3 million acres, with an average farm size of 139 acres, according to the USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service. The state's diverse landscape offers various possibilities for inherited land, from agricultural use to recreational purposes or potential development.

February 6, 2026

How Fast Can You Sell Land in New York in 2026?

Selling land in New York can take anywhere from a few weeks to many months depending on location, pricing, zoning, access to utilities, and the type of buyer you’re targeting. Parcels near high-demand areas or with clear development potential often move faster, while rural, landlocked, or highly restricted lots typically require more time due to narrower buyer pools and longer due-diligence timelines. Preparing the property with accurate surveys, clean title, and solid marketing can shorten the process, but market conditions and financing constraints still play a major role in how quickly a deal closes.

January 16, 2025

How to Sell Your New York Land Without a Realtor

With land development contributing nearly $26 billion towards New York’s GDP as developers transform vacant acreage into residential communities and commercial projects, demand for entitled property remains robust in key regions. Yet some landowners still opt selling independently without engaging industry brokers to avoid paying sizable land agent commissions scaling up to six percent of total sales.

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