In 1993 the average price per hectare of agricultural land in England was £3’791, by 1997, only four years later, the price rose to £6’488. So even farmland Greenbelt Land prices continue to rise and you can’t even build on this land yet. Source: Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food It is easy to see why land is fast becoming the most sought after commodity in the UK. Thornton Ridge Land Developments currently have an excellent opportunity in Raunds, Northamptonshire with many plots of land for sale at just under £8000 a piece. Land has risen in value by a staggering 1634 over the last 23 years source: voa.gov.uk, with this in mind there is no reason to think that this trend will not continue. If you own land now, that piece of land is sure to increase in value over time, at the end of the day you cant produce more land so over time becomes a rarer commodity and increases in value. At least one thing is certain, buying a piece of land is a secure way of banking your money, if you can wait 5, 10 or 20 years, the value of the land will be worth far more than the initial purchase price.

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