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Succession planning for the family farm
There are many issues to navigate when planning how (or whether) the family farm may be successfully passed on to the next generation. At Rural Property NSW we are often asked to assist with the longterm plan and there is much to consider!
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Record Land Values - Will They Continue?
The NSW Valuer General (1) found that rural land values increased by a whopping 26.0% in the 2021 financial year.
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If you want something done, ask someone busy! That about sums up Bec Cope.
Rural Property NSW is a proud sponsor of Narrabri Show and every year we are amazed by the quality of the event run by a small band of very hard-working people.&
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There's More to Mt Kaputar than Scenery
The sight of the Nandewar Ranges rising from the plains signifies that you are “nearly home”, for those from the Narrabri region when returning from travels.&
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Will rural land mirror the ups and downs of the housing market?
Much has been said in the media about the expected fall in housing prices in 2023, particularly if the RBA lifts interest rates from November of this year as expected.
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Fortune favours the brave in the rural property market
When talking Australian farmland prices, people seem to fall into two categories. The first are those who believe prices are already overinflated, unsustainable, and about to go down.&
by Michael Guest in Latest News
Calatoota and the Campbell Family
Block 20, part of the Edgeroi Station Soldier Settlement Scheme, was drawn by Peter Campbell in a ballot on 29th December 1947.
by Michael Guest in Latest News
NSW property tax reforms will hit the pocket
Are you optimistically waiting for your farm to be rezoned so that you can make a nice tidy profit? You might need to think again! Proposed NSW property tax reforms may see the phasing out of stamp duty - no complaints there.&
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The Mouse Dilemma
On my calculations, a pair of mice can turn into about 80 (give or take) in just over 2 months under suitable conditions. Start to multiply that and it’s easy to see how quickly plague proportions can arise.&
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A personal reflection on Anzac Day
It’s hard to maintain authenticity regarding Anzac Day when commemorations seem to run for a week, and one football commentator last night used the term “Anzac festivities” in relation to the pre-game ceremony.
by Michael Guest in Latest News
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