Three Hall and Hall listing's are featured in this year's Land Report celebrating the American Landowner. [read more]
News / Events
WSJ - Mansion
Fri, 06/15/2018 - 09:15
A Northern California ranch owned by the descendants of the late Dean Witter, founder of hte eponymous investment bank, is asking $31 million. Called Lone Pine Ranch,... [read more]
The Land Report
Wed, 05/09/2018 - 14:30
C-Suite Quarterly Spring 2018
Wed, 04/25/2018 - 09:15
In November 2017, T. Boone Pickens Jr. publicly announced he was seeking a buyer for his prized Texas ranch, a vast swath of land encompassing nearly 100 square miles that he began accumulating in the late 1970s. As the oil magnate and businessman, who turns 90 in May, considers his legacy, he has expressed interest in passing on the property to a person or entity whose conservation ethic aligns with his own. [read full article] 
Unique Homes
Wed, 04/11/2018 - 09:30
Hall and Hall's, Elliott Davenport, Jr. and Brian Smith assist in providing insight to Land Value. [read more]
The Land Report
Wed, 12/20/2017 - 15:30
Mesa Vista Ranch featured and Piedra Valley Ranch in the Tenth Anniversary Issue of The Land Report.
The Wall Street Journal
Fri, 01/26/2018 - 15:15
Readers pick their favorite Mansion-featured home of 2017: A sprawling, windswept ranch in Montana that's still on the market for $12 million; 121,544 votes cast in poll. 
After a year of political drama and weather disasters, a secluded mountain retreat seemed just the answer for House of the Year voters.
In the contest, readers pick their favorite homes from among the winners of the year's previous House of the Week polls, which typically feature three homes for sale each week. In total, 121,544 votes were cast.
The top U.S. home was a ranch in Montana. An Adirondacks getaway was in the second spot, while a Hawaii mansion came in third. Outside the U.S., a Mediterranean-inspired spread on Australia's Coral Sea was the most popular pick. [read more]
Open Fences - Winter 2017/2018
Tue, 01/09/2018 - 14:00
Whether it is the small, lively crutaceans that scamper along the bottom of the river bed, the aquatic plants that lean and shift with the curent, or the fish that dart about in their search for food, there is a lens that tries to capture it all. Moving slowly and purposefully, the camera glides into range of its target, a Westslope Cutthroat Trout with as much energy and liveliness as it has signature black spots running along its back. [read more]
The Land Report Newsletter
Mon, 12/18/2017 - 13:45
Boone Pickens lists his Mesa Vista Ranch for $250 million. In the winter issue of The Land Report, the Oracle of Oil shares his decision to put his beloved 65,000-acre ranch on the market:
"Selling the Mesa Vista is the prudent thing for an 89-year-old to do. It's time to get my life and my affairs in order. ...[read more]
Western Horseman
Mon, 12/18/2017 - 13:30
Third-generation Montana ranch manager Rich Roth doesn't only prepare for the next year's calf or hay crop. He plans for a future when the 167-year-old IX Ranch has new ownership. 
The radio in Rich Roth's hand crackles to life, breaking the tranquility of the pre-dawn Montana morning. The muffled voice coming through the speaker says just three words: "Bring them on."
Warrick Road is clear of traffic; the fence that usually keeps cattle off the road has been taken down.
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