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Australian agricultural property market activity
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The Australian agricultural real estate market has seen recent activity involving significant farming and grazing properties in Queensland and Queensland, New South Wales. Initial listings included Wales, and South Australia. In Queensland, Mintram Farms in Queensland, a the Burdekin region—a 1,295-hectare operation featuring broadacre cropping, horticulture, and substantial water security, as well as security—was listed alongside the Strike A Light property in New South Wales, a 1,937-hectare high-rainfall grazing operation in the Manning Valley. Subsequent market Further activity in Queensland included the auction sale of Yatton in Central Queensland, a 2,823-hectare backgrounding operation that sold for $12.5 million. New South Wales market activity highlighted the sale of Womboin Station, a 14,443-hectare grazing property in the Warren Shire, and the listing of which was purchased by Merino breeder Tim McDonald. Additionally, the 662-hectare Woodside property in the Riverina district, which is being offered district was listed for $8 million. In South Australia, the Vater family has listed a 1,104-hectare portfolio of broadacre properties in the Mid North for public auction in October. This aggregation includes four holdings in the Saddleworth and Manoora districts: Greenhills, Crawfords, Przibillas, and Hogbens/Ricks, offering both cropping and grazing opportunities.
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- 2026-08-27 04:30 UTC Australian agricultural property market activity
- 2026-08-17 07:47 UTC Australian agricultural property market activity
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