States

Oklahoma Diversity

The state of Oklahoma is much more than the endless grassland it is famous for. In fact, Oklahoma has the nation's most diverse terrain, when compared mile for mile. Famous for the Cowboy Hall of Fame and the Will Rogers Memorial, this Midwestern state is part of our nation's pioneer heritage. Today, its natural beauty, national parks, and rolling mountains make it the perfect place to purchase property. Now is a great time to buy land in Oklahoma.

Incredible Natural Beauty

The salty Pacific breezes on the rocky coast of Oregon timberland, high deserts, and even volcanoes make this state one of the most geographically diverse in the United States. One of only three U.S. states on the Pacific coast, Oregon boasts incredible natural beauty. Now is an ideal time to look for land for sale in Oregon.

The Keystone State

Acreage in Pennsylvania is the 10th most valuable by state in the continental U.S., but there are opportunities to find hunting land, recreational land and homes with acreage away from the state's urban centers. Most available lots are smaller and measure less than 10 acres.

The Smallest State

Being the smallest of all 50 states, you might question just how much land could possibly be for sale in Rhode Island. Part of the answer lies in the fact that Rhode Islanders own about 70% or 400,000 acres of forestland. And those forests generate some $700 million-plus dollars to the state economy every year, while supporting some 3,300 jobs.

Those timberlands also provide recreation to locals and visitors seeing some 600 million visitors to state and federal parklands each year, adding approximately $1.7 billion to the economy, annually. Some come to see the beauty and wildlife. Others may seek to hunt with some 20,000 hunters spending $18 million annually on their sport. Others may seek to find land for sale in Rhode Island.

South Carolina History 

The Carolinas were named to honor British King Charles I. In Latin, Carolus translates to Charles in English. South Carolina was the eighth state admitted to the U.S. prior to its sister state, North Carolina, which was the 12th state in the union. Bordering on the Atlantic Ocean, some two-thirds of South Carolina lies on the Atlantic Coastal plain. The state's population is just over one million. Its land area is just over 31,000 square miles and there is plenty of land available including family farms, ranches, and wildlife areas.

For those shopping for homes, ranches and commercial property for sale in S.C., the winters are mild with daytime highs in the mid to high 50s and lows in the 30s. Summer days can be warm to hot in the low 90s with high humidity. Rain is anticipated every month of the year, peaking at around five inches for each month of June and July.

Ideal Outdoor Country

With an estimated population of 877,790 and a land mass of 77,176 miles, South Dakota has the fifth least dense population in the United States. The bulk of the population and South Dakota properties for sale are on the eastern side of the state where the soil is ideal for farming.

South Dakota is the ideal place to live if you like being outdoors. There's ample opportunity for hunting, fishing ,skiing, hiking, horseback riding, and more. For those looking for land for sale in South Dakota, Land Broker Co-Op can help you find the perfect property. During the warm months, large chunks of the state's residents as well as tourists, flock to Lake Sharpe, Lewis and Clarke Lake, Cheyenne River, Missouri River, Missouri National Recreational River, Big Sioux River, Lake Francis Case, White River, James River, and Lake Oahe to engage in a wide assortment of water activities that range from rafting to fishing to swimming.

The summer months are also a popular time to set aside time to explore Crazy Horse Memorial Park, Badlands National Park, Mount Rushmore National Memorial, Wind Cave National Park, the Mammoth Site and Hot Springs.

Varied Topography

Even though Tennessee isn't a very large state, the varied topography convinced developers to divide the state into six different major regions and two minor regions, with each region having its own unique topography.

It’s the Best Time to Buy Land in Texas

The wide-open land for sale in Texas has drawn people for more than a century and for good reason. The land market in Texas has remained one of the few bright spots in real estate, staying steady or showing consistent growth in many areas. However, according to the Texas Department of Agriculture, now is the best time to buy land in Texas for a multitude of reasons.

Explore the Lands of Utah 

From the beauty of Utah's natural landscapes to unique man-made land art, Utah is filled with an abundance of sites to be seen. With its nearly 85 million square miles of land there's a lot of remote and developed territory alike, some government-owned, some privately owned. Here's what is offered for people looking to buy land for sale in Utah.

The Picturesque Land of Vermont

In 1791 Vermont was the 14th state admitted to the Union. It is bordered by Canada to the north, New Hampshire to the east, Massachusetts to its south, and New York to its west. This winter wonderland with huge amounts of land for sale in Vermont is uncommon by Northeastern standards, but small when compared to the rest of the country, comprising just 9,615 square miles.

The Birthplace of a Nation

Virginia is often referred to as the "Birthplace of a Nation," a nickname it earned because it was not only the location of Jamestown, Great Britain's first surviving colony in North America, but also Roanoke, which was Great Britain's first North American colony which mysteriously disappeared. Since those early days, Virginia has found itself at the heart of many historically significant moments.

Virginia is a popular place. More than 8 million people call the state home, making it the 12th most populated state in the nation and the 13th most densely populated.

A Great Place to Buy or Build

When you talk about Washington, many people immediately assume that you are talking about the nation's capital, Washington D.C. If they do realize that you are talking about the state, they are likely picturing its largest city, Seattle, since almost 60% of the state's residents live in the Seattle metropolitan area. But the state, named after the country's first president, is so much more than Seattle. Its diverse topography, tremendous economy, and breathtaking views make the state a great place to buy or build.

People shopping for Washington real estate will find a vibrant state. Along with being known as the birthplace of grunge music, Washington has been featured in many popular movies and has produced talents like Jimi Hendrix and Kurt Cobain. The state has two major sports franchises, the Seattle Mariners and 2014 Superbowl champions, the Seattle Seahawks. Popular attractions include the Seattle Space Needle and the San Juan Islands.