F frenchie Well-known member Joined Jun 24, 2004 Messages 2,490 Reaction score 1 Location nw manitoba Dec 6, 2005 #21 cherokeeruby'":2o1n7e5w said: Frenchie, is that in Canadian or US dollars? frenchie":2o1n7e5w said: north west Manitoba $80acre to $600 an acre Click to expand... Click to expand... Thats Canadian dollars..
cherokeeruby'":2o1n7e5w said: Frenchie, is that in Canadian or US dollars? frenchie":2o1n7e5w said: north west Manitoba $80acre to $600 an acre Click to expand... Click to expand... Thats Canadian dollars..
V Victoria Well-known member Joined Feb 7, 2005 Messages 2,747 Reaction score 2 Location Southern Alberta Canada Dec 7, 2005 #22 A Quarter Section (160 Acres) here on the river sells for $900,000 Canadian which works out to $5,625 an acre.
A Quarter Section (160 Acres) here on the river sells for $900,000 Canadian which works out to $5,625 an acre.
V Victoria Well-known member Joined Feb 7, 2005 Messages 2,747 Reaction score 2 Location Southern Alberta Canada Dec 7, 2005 #23 I should add, that is a piece of land with no house.
D DiamondSCattleCo Well-known member Joined Dec 7, 2005 Messages 1,373 Reaction score 0 Location NE Saskatchewan Dec 9, 2005 #24 In my neck of the woods, you'll pay ~$100/acre for poor land (sandy or extremely wet), about $300/acre for very good hay or grassland, and $400-$500/acre for excellent grain land. Plus the vlue of any house that may be on the quarter. These prices are in Canuck bucks. Rod
In my neck of the woods, you'll pay ~$100/acre for poor land (sandy or extremely wet), about $300/acre for very good hay or grassland, and $400-$500/acre for excellent grain land. Plus the vlue of any house that may be on the quarter. These prices are in Canuck bucks. Rod
