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Posted by JohnDeereBMan on December 06, 2003 at 11:05:57 from (206.181.244.94):
In Reply to: Re: Re: Re: Beginning Farmer posted by RB/CT on December 06, 2003 at 09:25:46:
150,000 dollars per acre is what land goes for in central nj, which is a low price. A neighbor sold 2 acres at 150,000 an acre about 6 years ago. Its a shame, and the developers ruined a very beautiful area. The average house in my township goes for over 800,000 dollars, we call them McMansions. They all look the same, and they are about 3,500 ft2. Many people cannot afford to furnish them, and everyone has the luxury suvs. As soon as the stock market goes down, the houses go for sale. I am less than 20 miles from nyc, and i am only 20 years old but i remember when there were farmers left in the area. We are pretty much the only ones left, and we quit farming full time a couple of years ago.
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