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- The average price of farmland sold in Gloucestershire by Knight Frank in the past 12 months was almost £9,000/acre
- Two farms within 12 miles of Cirencester have sold for £10,000/acre excluding farm buildings
Published: 14/07/2010 - Knight Frank Website
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Andrew Shirley, head of rural land research at Knight Frank, commented: "English farmland values continue to increase as demand outstrips supply. Average prices rose by 6.9% to £5,769/acre in the second quarter of the year, taking total growth for 2010 to 13%. Land is now worth almost 20% more than it was 12 months ago and we are predicting further growth of at least 10% over the next year...
Published: 23/06/2010 - Knight Frank Website
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Smiths Gore has been appointed to identify possible sales of agricultural land following the announcement by UK COAL earlier this week to sell around one-third of its 28,000 acre agricultural portfolio. It is anticipated that parts of the portfolio will be marketed later this year.
Published: 05/05/2010 - Smiths Gore Website
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English farmland values rose by 5.4% in the first quarter of 2010. This takes growth over the past 12 months to 15.5%, according to the latest results of the Knight Frank Farmland Index.
Published: 31/03/2010 - Knight Frank Website
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The current growth in world population and the resultant increase in demand on crop production is set to explode even further according to The World Bank.
Published: 05/02/2010 - PR-Inside Website
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