Across the American landscape, on forgotten corners of the map, hide ghost towns, cursed plots, and haunted lands. Some are merely forgotten, left behind by changing economies. But others are steeped in something mysterious. Stories of restless spirits, cursed soil, …
The urban burnout is real, and people are done with it. As the summer hustle fades and fall routines return, many are feeling an unmistakable truth: city life is exhausting. Long commutes. Rising costs. Constant noise. It’s no surprise more …
August is wildfire season across many states, making it the perfect time to spotlight wildfire prevention and land protection strategies. Whether you’re a landowner, investor, or prospective buyer, understanding how to mitigate fire risks is critical, especially if your property is located in fire-prone regions like California, Arizona, Oregon, or Colorado. Check out LandCentral’s Wildfire Awareness month: Protecting Your Land from Fire Risks:
Zoning is one of the most important, and often overlooked factors that can make or break a land deal. Zoning laws regulate how land can be used in each area and understanding them is crucial to real estate success. Let’s look at the most common zoning classifications and go over how to verify zoning before you sign on the dotted line.
As the world grapples with climate change, people are looking for ways to reduce their ecological footprint—starting right at home. Whether you live on a small suburban lot or a sprawling piece of raw land, transforming your lot into a more eco-friendly space can make a huge difference. Not sure where to start? Check out LandCentral’s Eco-Friendly Living: Embracing Sustainable Practices On Your Land:
If you’re looking for a land investment in 2025, we’ve got you covered. From the west coast to the deep south, there’s no shortage of cheap land in the US. You just have to know where to look. Check out …
Image by purwaka seta from Pixabay It’s Earth Month, a time to celebrate the environment and explore new ways to protect this beautiful planet. It’s also the perfect time to rethink traditional assets when it comes to a sustainable future. …
Image by Kohji Asakawa from Pixabay Spring is a time for renewal, fresh starts, and growth. As winter fades and new life emerges, it’s the perfect time to start planning your future. Especially if you’re interested in owning your own …
Winter is typically the time we humans hibernate after a hearty holiday season. But for those with land, it’s also the perfect opportunity to begin planning for spring. Every farmer knows, cold weather is the time to prep. So get ready to hit the ground running as soon as the weather warms up with LandCentral’s How to Plan Your Spring Land Projects During Winter Months: