Land Value Estimator

Estimate your land's value using recent county sales data

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Land Value Estimator Process

How We Value Your Land: Our Methodology

Our estimator uses real county sale data and a smart scaling formula to give you a starting point for your land's value. We adjust for parcel size—a key factor most basic valuations miss.
Data Driven: We analyze land sales from your specific county, providing estimates based on real market transactions, not generic state or national averages.
Smart Scaling: Our algorithm accounts for the natural price-per-acre decrease that occurs with larger parcels, delivering more realistic estimates.
Instant Insights: Get immediate ballpark valuations based on location and acreage without waiting days for traditional appraisals or realtor opinions.
While helpful, this tool can't account for your land's unique features or limited county data. Considering selling? Skip the guesswork—we provide direct cash offers on land.

Land Value Factors: What Impacts Your Property's Worth

Our land value estimator provides a starting point, but these critical factors affect your land's true market value and must be considered. Current market conditions, including interest rates and local economic trends, also play a crucial role.
Location and Accessibility

Location & Accessibility

Location is king. Properties near booming cities or with gorgeous views command premium prices, while good road access and plenty of frontage can make your land worth twice as much. Have a landlocked parcel? Expect to sell for about half what comparable properties fetch.
Size and topography

Size & Topography

Size matters—but not how you might think. Larger parcels sell for less per acre since fewer buyers can afford them. And the terrain is crucial—flat, buildable land fetches significantly more than steep parcels where construction becomes a costly headache.
Zoning and infrastructure

Zoning & Infrastructure

Zoning dictates dollars. Commercial and residential-zoned parcels fetch far more than agricultural land. And existing utilities are a massive value-add, saving buyers $15,000-50,000+ in infrastructure costs—money they'll happily factor into their offer.
Environmental factors

Environmental Factors

Natural features can make or break your land's value. Flood zones and wetlands slash prices by limiting usability and requiring costly mitigation. But timber stands or mineral rights can be gold mines—sometimes worth more than the land itself.

Interactive Land Value Factor Explorer

Use this interactive tool to get a feel for how the different land value factors work together.

Play with the sliders and see how changing characteristics can shift the value indication.
Enhanced Land Value Factors Explorer

Explore Factors Affecting Land Value

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Suburban / Near Town
Proximity to amenities, desirable neighborhoods, and economic centers significantly impacts value. Remote land is generally less valuable than suburban or urban-edge parcels.
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Medium (5-20 Acres)
Larger parcels often have a lower price *per acre* but a higher overall value. Usability can depend on zoning minimums and development potential.
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Gravel / County Road
Legal and physical access is crucial. Paved road frontage is typically more valuable than gravel, dirt, or no road frontage (landlocked).
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Available at Road (Tap Fees Likely)
Availability of public water, sewer, power, and internet at or near the property line greatly increases value and reduces development costs.
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Rolling Hills / Moderate Slope
Flat or gently sloping land is easier and cheaper to build on, generally making it more valuable than steep, uneven, or wetland terrain.

Relative Value Indication

Moderate Potential

Disclaimer: This tool is for illustrative purposes only and provides a highly simplified indication based on general factors. It is not a substitute for a professional land valuation or appraisal. Actual land value depends on many specific details not included here.

Your Land Valuation Options

Determining your land's true market value doesn't have to be complicated. Choose the approach that best fits your needs, timeline, and budget from these three proven methods.
Realtor option

Work with Realtors & Appraisers

Pros take the guesswork out of land pricing. Appraisers and agents bring expertise you can't Google, considering all value factors. Expect to pay $300-700, or agents might value it free—if you list with them.
Learn how to comp land

Learn How to Comp Land

DIY land valuation? Learn to compare similar parcels by analyzing recent sales and adjusting for differences. Our land comping guide shows you the exact 5-step process to nail your property's market value—no expert required.
Cash offer from Prime Land Buyers

Cash Offer from Prime Land Buyers

Get a fair cash offer from our land experts without the typical selling headaches. Skip realtor commissions and lengthy listings. Just fill out our form, and we'll take care of the rest—typically closing in 3-4 weeks.

FAQs About Our Land Value Estimator

Is there a commercial land value estimator available?

Our land value estimator isn't ideal for commercial land estimates. For accurate commercial land valuations, we recommend supplementing our tool with professional consultation that addresses business-specific considerations.

Can I get a land value estimator by address?

Our current estimator uses county-level data rather than specific address lookup to maintain user privacy and data integrity. For address-specific valuations, consider learning how to comp land yourself.

Does your land value estimator work by zip code?

While our estimator uses county data instead of zip codes, the results still reflect local market conditions in your area. Zip code-level estimates often lack sufficient land sales data, making county-level analysis more reliable for vacant land valuation.

How to estimate land value accurately?

The most accurate land value estimates combine county sales data with property-specific factors like zoning, topography, and access. Consider recent comparable sales of similar properties in your area, then adjust for your land's unique features to arrive at a reasonable market value.

Is your free land value estimator truly free to use?

Our land value estimator is completely free with no hidden fees or purchase requirements. We offer this tool as a service to landowners seeking preliminary valuation insights, with optional cash offers services available for those looking to sell their land.

What inputs does your land value estimate calculator require?

Our straightforward calculator only needs your state, county, and acreage to generate a baseline estimate. This simplicity makes it accessible while still providing valuable insights based on actual county sales data and our scaling formula.

How to estimate value of land for investment purposes?

When estimating land value for investment, consider both current market value and future appreciation potential based on development trends and economic growth. Analyze local infrastructure plans, population growth projections, and zoning changes that might impact future returns on your land investment.