Farmland Partners Purchases 439-Acre Nebraska Farm
Farmland Partners Inc. (NYSE: FPI) has acquired a 439-acre farm in Colfax County, Nebraska, for approximately
- Acquisition of 439 acres for $2.6 million enhances portfolio and diversification.
- High-yielding lease with a gross capitalization rate of 5.2%.
- Company expects long-term value growth of acquired farmland.
- None.
The corn and soybean farm includes 425 tillable acres, 350 of which are pivot irrigated. It is being rented back to the seller on a one-year lease with a gross capitalization rate of 5.2 percent.
“Our Company is in growth mode and this purchase is exactly what we’re seeking for our investors,” said FPI Chairman and CEO
FPI also expects the value of the newly acquired farmland to grow over the long-term.
The deal comes on the heels of two farmland purchases in
FPI is the nation’s largest publicly traded farmland REIT by
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