We Buy Ontario Farmland
Looking to sell your farm in Ontario?
ThePrivateHomeBuyers.ca specializes in buying farmland, large acreages, and vacant land across Ontario. We understand selling your agricultural land through traditional methods can be stressful, so we provide a straight-forward, hassle-free, one-on-one process that gives you control over the sale of your farm. Our team has extensive experience in real estate having helped Ontario farmers sell their land privately and on their terms. Contact Southwestern Ontario's most experienced private cash land buyers and discover how much you could get paid - in cash - for selling your property.
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Ontario Farmland Market
Factors to Consider When Selling Your Ontario Farm
The current real estate market will help determine how fast you'll be able to sell your Ontario farm, how you should sell it (privately or on the market), and the price you can expect to receive for it. Another factor to consider is supply and demand - is it a "buyer's market" or a "seller's market"?
The location of your land also matters. Ontario has many desirable farmland areas including along the 401, along the 403, Windsor, Sarnia, Woodstock, Ilderton, Putnam, Puslinch, Blenheim, London and more.
Whether you are looking to sell quickly, sell with a long closing date, or are interested in a vendor take back, there are a few factors to consider when selling your Ontario farmland:
- Consider where you will move to next: if you live on your farmland start looking before you sell your current land.
- Prepare yourself financially: budget for your next down payment or first and last month's rent, moving costs, utility deposits, legal fees etc.
- Give yourself plenty of time: moving should be done on your schedule and based on your needs. Pick a closing date that works best for you and arrange for your move at a pace that feels comfortable for you.
Here are some useful facts and figures to know about Ontario farmland and the local real estate market:
Number of Farms in Ontario (2016): 49,600
Farms Under 53 Hectares (2016): 26,418
Farms Between 53 and 161 Hectares (2016): 14,882
Farms Over 162 Hectares (2016): 8,300
