Understanding Your Property's Value Components and Positioning Yourself for a Successful Sale

  When timberland investors look to acquire a property, they are interested in two key value components: timber and land. Pretty straightforward it's right there in the name however, the timber component is often overlooked, or at least diminished, [...]

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to live in one of LandVests properties? We invite our owners to tell us a bit about their experience, what they love about their homes and what makes their property special. The owner of [...]

Caleb Combs, District Forester for LandVest, received the Forester of the Year Award from the New York Society of American Foresters at its annual meeting held in late January. The award recognizes an individuals outstanding contributions to the practice and profession of forestry, the conservation and stewardship of forest resources in New [...]

Imagine having a forest for your backyard with a lifetime supply of prized hardwoods just waiting for you to create your next woodworking project. Then picture yourself in an 8,000-square-foot heated barn with dedicated spaces for wood storage, a modern woodshop, and a separate finishing area. And finally, think about the unique pleasure of [...]

A Glimpse into LandVest's North Shore Horse Country

A classic New England countryside of open meadows, woodlands, wide-open grass gallops, saltwater farms and gracious old estates define Myopia Hunt Country of Bostons North Shore. This rural character belies the areas easy access into Boston and sophisticated cultural amenities. A [...]

High Island

(originally named High Isle) acquired its name from the hilltop in the center of the island which is the highest point within the Muscle Ridge chain of islands. Until late in the 19th century, High Island was mostly uninhabited except for occasional seasonal use by fishermen or a fishing [...]