The senior vice president of real estate operations at Farmers National Company (FNC) says he’s optimistic high demand will continue to offset pressures on the land market. Paul Shadegg tells Brownfield, “Industry wide, we are looking at about 25% decrease in available land for sale.” He says, “The other side of that equation is that […]
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