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Victorian Farmland Prices Rise by 3.8% in 2025-26, Driven by Meat Demand

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A report indicates that Victorian farmland has the highest prices on the mainland. The price for Victorian farmland increased by 3.8% in 2025-26, reaching $15,577 a hectare, according to Ray White research. High red meat prices and strong prices for lamb and mutton have driven increased demand for grazing and prime stock properties.

From stockandland.com.au

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The increased demand and upswing in buyer confidence suggest more money is entering the rural economy. This trend is occurring despite sales in Victoria dropping to 1157 in 2025-26, one of the lowest annual totals in 15 years.

From stockandland.com.au

Who's involved

  • Ray WhiteProvided research on agricultural land trends and pricing.
  • WangarattaIs a location where a real estate agent operates.

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  • Ray WhiteSpeculative

    Ray White could see increased revenue due to rising market confidence and property values.

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