Real Estate News
In 1928, United Country changed the real estate marketing landscape by introducing the first real estate catalog. In the years since, we’ve found innumerable ways to communicate with brokers, agents, buyers and sellers and are constantly looking for new ways to hold conversations about real estate, auctions, lifestyle properties and more. Platforms like this allow people to communicate regardless of geography – the very thing our founder, Roscoe Chamberlain, had in mind when he printed that first catalog nearly a century ago.
Our vision for this blog is that it will allow us to share the things we think are most important with you – industry and market information, company announcements, videos, helpful home buying and selling hints and more – as well as get input from you about your real estate experiences.
FARM Articles
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With that simple country wisdom that comes from years of dependence on the rhythms of Mother Nature old farmers used to say “buy farm in August.”
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Initial reports inside the auction industry may indicate a noticeable increase in bidder registrations and active participation.
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Throughout the years, land has been increasing in value and becoming a rare opportunity. It’s also extremely flexible in how it can be used...
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As the leader in all types of lifestyle properties since 1925, United Country Real Estate has always been at the forefront of innovative marketing...
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When selling or buying real estate, sellers and buyers are often only interested in the specific type of real estate they own or want to buy...
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With the continued growing demand for food crops both here and across the world, farmland in the U.S. ended up holding excellent value again...
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Farmland continued to gain value in 2012
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In his role as a strategic consultant to United Country, Landreth will advance ongoing efforts to improve the service offerings of the Company...
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In the past year, we have launched a series of specialty marketing websites that make online property searches less about the search and more about...