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Sebring Vacant Ag Parcel

Highlands County, FL · Vacant Agricultural · Active

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Asking price

$197,600

Price / acre

$5,200

Acreage

38 ac

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Valuation

$171,826

15.0% above estimated value

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Comparable sales in Highlands County — market context

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Risk Flags

  • Low riskImported fire ant quarantine

    Highlands County is under a federal Imported Fire Ant quarantine (Active Federal Quarantine), restricting movement of soil, sod, hay, nursery stock, and similar regulated articles capable of spreading the pest. Source: USDA APHIS Plant Protection and Quarantine.

  • High riskTitle question

    Probate proceeding referenced in most recent deed transfer has no confirmed closing record.

  • Medium riskWater rights uncertain

    Consumptive-use permit status for the on-site well could not be confirmed with SFWMD records.

Solar Lease Fit

Possible Fit

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Soil Data

Astatula sand, 5 to 12 percent slopes (map unit 47)

Drainage
Excessively drained
Flood frequency
None
Slope
8%
Capability class
7
Farmland classification
Not prime farmland

Source: USDA NRCS Soil Survey Geographic Database (SSURGO). Farmland classification reflects the federal Farmland Protection Policy Act designation for this soil map unit.

Crop Cover

Developed/Low Intensity (2021 classification)

Source: USDA NASS Cropland Data Layer — satellite-observed, not self-reported. Compare against the listed land use above.

County Agricultural Context

Highlands County-wide figures, not specific to this parcel — pooled across every agricultural land use in the county.

Avg. ag land value
$5,657 / acre
Cattle inventory
74,469 head
Irrigated acreage
67,987 ac
Orchard acreage
44,114 ac
Direct farm sales
0.3% of sales
Agritourism operations
6

Source: USDA NASS 2022 Census of Agriculture — published every 5 years. Orchard/berry acreage, direct farm sales, and agritourism figures are from USDA ERS's 2017 local food economy data set — a different vintage than the figures above, and the most recent ERS has released.

County Crop Loss Context

Highlands County-wide figures, not specific to this parcel — real federal crop insurance claims paid across every insured crop in the county that year.

Top cause of loss
Freeze ($8,689,200 paid)
Total indemnity paid
$18,712,814

Source: USDA Risk Management Agency 2024 Cause of Loss Summary of Business. "Top cause of loss" excludes area/index insurance products (ARPI, STAX, etc.) whose losses aren't attributed to one physical peril — the total indemnity figure still includes them.

County Economic Context

Highlands County-wide figures, not specific to this parcel — population and local economic conditions, relevant background for a land investment thesis.

Population
107,614
Net migration
+3,007
Rural-urban classification
3 · Metro (<250k)
Unemployment rate
4.3%
Median household income
$51,954
Poverty rate
15.9%
Per capita income
$28,519
High natural amenitiesRetirement destinationLow employment

Source: USDA ERS (Economic Research Service). Population, net migration, and rural-urban classification are 2023; unemployment rate is 2023; median household income is 2022 (ERS's own source data publishes income figures a year behind unemployment). County typology classifications (farming-dependent, natural amenities, retirement destination, population loss, low education, low employment) are ERS's 2015 edition, the most recent ERS has released. Poverty rate and per capita income are 5-year ACS estimates ending 2021 — a different survey and vintage than median household income above, not a duplicate figure.

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