Land price Flevoland towards 120.000

A striking transaction was concluded very recently on the Flevoland land market. A plot (less than 15 hectares) in eastern Flevoland has been sold at a record price of more than 125.000 euros.

Land pricing in the Flevopolders differs considerably from other agricultural areas in the Netherlands. In the most expensive region, the south of the Netherlands, an average of 66.700 euros is paid per hectare, in Flevoland it is several thousands of euros more.

110.000 to 115.000 euros
The current bottom in Flevoland is at 80.000 euros. This usually concerns parcels suitable for livestock farming. Most good agricultural land, however, will be sold for a price of 110.000 to 115.000 euros, according to a real estate agent from the region.

The really good lands, AM free, well drained and with neighbors who have farmed well sell for even more. Think of disease-free plots with a third of seed potatoes, a third of tulips and a third of lilies. Good organic soil can also count on a high price tag.

Exceptional transaction
Very recently there was an outlier. A transaction that amounted to more than 125.000 euros per hectare. An exception, because it concerned a small plot of lukewarm/warm arable land, close to a village center, which once used to be used for estates. Although there are currently no planning plans on the ground, this price cannot be seen as an agricultural price, according to the source. Buyers see the housing market pick up and expect that if they don't, at least the children will benefit from it later on.

The source describes the current land market in Flevoland as stable. Ground mobility is also low at the moment, but that suits the time of year. 

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