Per acre prices

[hully1029]

Am I insane to think offering $20k/acre would be a steal if accepted?

[hillcountryhunter]

Depends on where the property is and how many acres. Location and size are extremely important to this discussion.

[Tschoerner]

Around New Braunfels larger tracts of land are going for $40/acre plus.

[hully1029]

Depends on where the property is and how many acres. Location and size are extremely important to this discussion.

Pottsboro, tx and 3acres..

[thegrouse]

Depends on where the property is and how many acres. Location and size are extremely important to this discussion.

For sure.

Downtown Austin or 20 miles NW of Terlingua? Location location

[AntlerCollector]

I think you may be insane if you think we can really answer such a vague question without more info.

[xman59]

the correct answer is,,,,,,,, yes,,,,no,,,,maybe!

[Throwin Darts]

I think you may be insane if you think we can really answer such a vague question without more info.

No joke.

Just come on with the info instead of attention seeking

[friscopaint]

Pottsboro, tx and 3acres..

I'm south of there and thats less than going rate

[ctom87]

My goal is to pay $7,500 per acre and live within 45 minutes of DFW airport.

I'm insane and that won't happen.

[friscopaint]

Oh wait, $20k per acre ????? That better be commercial or waterfront for Pottsboro

[friscopaint]

My goal is to pay $7,500 per acre and live within 45 minutes of DFW airport.

I'm insane and that won't happen.

Nope it won't. Takes us 1.5 hrs to dfw and you ain't getting that here

[Tony Pic]

Seeing that smaller parcels 10 ac and less are getting higher prices.
I bought in Harper, seven years ago for $7600/ac...Now 10-12k...Insane!

[BertramBass]

I've been paying $25k to $50k an acre in Burnet County... Good old days are long gone.

[friscopaint]

50 acres next to me is for sale for $8k per acre. Grayson county