Experts Journal

The past year was unusual for everyone --  Hall and Hall Auctions included! Our auction team was busy throughout the year and worked on projects from Hawaii to Virginia.  Like most auction firms around the country, we were forced to cancel or postpone several auctions in the spring due to restrictions on crowd size and other safety requirements. 

Hall and Hall Auctions is here to debunk the top 5 myths about real estate auctions. Since launching Hall and Hall Auctions in 2010, we have become a leader in investment quality rural real estate auctions and have produced hundreds of millions of dollars in closed transactions.

We are pleased to once again present our annual report which is designed to provide you with useful insights on market activity, value trends, and land financing options. The market update we send is also a great way to monitor all new listings and price adjustments. You are always in control of the updates you'll receive; we will honor your time and respect your privacy.

Our most talked about auction in 2019 will most likely be talked about for quite a long time. In December of 2018 we were contacted to market 546± acres along with 6.75 Highland Ditch Shares and 176 C-BT water units located about 25 miles north of Denver. We knew this would create competition between farmers, developers and municipalities.

A farm and ranch auction in Loveland, CO headed up by Scott Shuman and Hall and Hall Auctions set a new high price for a key northern Colorado water supply. One unit of water from the Colorado Big Thompson project went for $65,867, a new record for the project.