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In this week's property round-up a major Canadian pension fund has taken up full ownership of a farming aggregation in a deal worth about $500 million. Meanwhile, a major grazing aggregation in Queensland’s central west has hit the market with 34,000ha up for grabs. 

 

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This week’s interest rate drop is “a good start” for the rural property market, with experts predicting the 25 basis point cut ...

Rural property market finds stability amid floods, tariffs, and seasonal changes, with strong demand for profitable assets and positive outlook in key regions.
Mormon church expands its Australian agricultural holdings with key acquisitions, unique rural properties hit the market including a deer farm and a Barossa vineyard, and AgForce urges landowners to review new land valuations.
This week's property round-up: A global energy firm lists a famed 450,000ha NT cattle station for $40m, while the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has expanded its Australian holdings with the 5694ha Calrossie Farm in northern NSW—its second major buy in a year.
Prime cattle stations Neumayer Valley and Elrose in North-West Queensland, along with other prime agricultural properties, hit the market, attracting significant interest from industry players.
In this week's property round-up, a leading family-owned beef enterprise known for its rich soils and abundant water reserves has hit the market and is tipped to sell for more than $120 million, alongside other notable rural property listings.
Australia's largest sheep station, Rawlinna, sold to UK’s CPC, marking a significant investment in the sheep and wool industry by international buyers. Meanwhile, American investment group lists large-scale NSW farming enterprise for sale.
Heytesbury Pastoral expands NT holdings with a $12.8m Carbeen Park acquisition, focusing on livestock production. Rabobank cuts rural loan rates; prime properties hit the market.
Interest rate cuts and key property acquisitions signal a potential revival in Australia's rural property market, government acquires land to protect sacred site, and major property sales highlight strong demand in Queensland and New South Wales.
Kylie Dulhunty covers the latest rural property movements including the historic Puttapa Station in South Australia, owned by the Ragless family for 89 years, is set to sell, and a large-scale Wagyu breeding property hits the market in Southwest Queensland.

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