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I am east of the rockies. And yes, there is a lot of land, but it’s all owned by somebody, and most of it is not up for sale. Ranches, farms, and government ow
by falcolas 5y ago
I am east of the rockies.
And yes, there is a lot of land, but it’s all owned by somebody, and most of it is not up for sale. Ranches, farms, and government owned land makes up, well, all of it.
What is for sale could (and likely will) go up in price as demand increases. Also, you may be overestimating how many people are willing to live in the sticks. The lack of essentials (and non-essentials) without driving for miles is a bit of an acquired taste.
- lotsofpulp 5y agoMy point was that the sticks in Montana are not representative of land prices in the rest of the country, and that they are on the high end.
- falcolas 5y agoYou are absolutely not wrong. But if it can happen in Montana (and Colorado, and Texas, and...), there's nothing stopping it from spreading.