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So, you're interested in attending a live auction for the first time? Live auctions are exciting, fun, educational, and a great social experience! Whether you are looking for a way to spend a day, want to try something new, or looking to add to your furniture or antique collection, an auction is the perfect place to do that and more.
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If you're thinking about selling your farm or recreational land in Indiana or Illinois, there are a few important things you should keep in mind. One of the most important factors is the time of year. . .
“Results like these are evidence of the current climate around buying land in Indiana. The demand remains high, while the availability of land to buy is low – thereby continuing to drive prices upwards,” said Wilson, adding, “This is a trend we predict will continue into the future, as we work with our clients to maximize the value of their land assets.”
Now in its 35th year, we think The Auction Center is just getting started. As the region's largest auction marketplace, buyers and sellers come from all over the midwest to experience the excitement of the auction.
Our family has been in the service business for over 75-years and I believe maintaining that thread of service to our clients and customers –and our community – has proven to be a key to our success.
“These fine homes are true examples of New Harmony’s illustrious history”, said Andrew Wilson, President and Principal Broker with the William Wilson Auction- Realty, firm which is representing both historic properties. “We are privileged to offer these extraordinary properties to the market at the same time, more than 120 years after they first made their mark on New Harmony’s landscape and we are excited to see the next owner and steward of these well-preserved properties emerge.”
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The year 2021 will go down as a record year in the Wilson archives, and like other years for reasons more than just the numbers.
Once the news broke and the lockdowns became more prevalent, we at Wilson knew there was only one thing we could do—continue serving our clients and community to the best of our abilities.
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Posted on February 14, 2019 | By Andrew Wilson - AgLetter: February 2019 – Federal ReserveThis issue of Federal Reserve’s Ag Letter sheds some light on the current farmland market conditions in the 7th District. From our perspective: liquidity remains solid and location very much matters. But we concur that farmland values will remain steady in Indiana and Illinois with several bright spots and very few weak spots. Check out some of our key takeaways.Farmland ValuesOverall…
Posted on January 15, 2019 | By Andrew Wilson - GIBSON COUNTY, IN – Nearly 300 acres of Southern Gibson County Farmland is slated for an Absolute Auction February 28, 2019.Owned by the family since the 1930’s, the Dewig Bros Farm comprises approximately 292 acres with 272.01 tillable acres and a good mix of high-yielding soil types, with more than 100 acres of the farm being Evansville and Reesville soils.The farm features more than 4,600 of the approximate 9,800 feet of road and…
Posted on November 28, 2018 – New Harmony, Indiana | By Andrew Wilson - Offering an interesting perspective into the current farmland market, the Gary Harper Estate 524-Acre farm sold today at public auction in Gibson County for $3,638,250. The farm was offered in (7) tracts and featured a broad mix of soil types in a close geographic range in an area of Southwest Indiana known for strong competition in farmland investment. All (7) tracts were within a 3-section radius of each other…
Posted on November 7, 2018 | by Andrew Wilson - In the Heartland, agriculture drives a considerable piece of the economy. In many communities, it drives every part of the economy. When it comes to farmland, you can bet that all eyes are watching. Every auction and every sale garners a lot of attention. As soon as the leaves begin their transition into rich, fall colors, you’ll begin hearing conversations everywhere you turn: the coffee shop, eatery, tavern, and even at church.…