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Data center development is changing how certain land assets are evaluated while influencing seller motivations. For landowners and investors, the question is not simply whether a property has acreage, frontage, or development potential. In most cases, the first question is whether the site can support the power and infrastructure demands that drive data center use.

In an episode of The Yield podcast, Tyler Davis, Spencer Smith, and Jerrod Parker noted that data centers may look similar to industrial buildings from the outside, but their value is driven less by the building or the land itself and more by the power that can be delivered to the site.

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How to Evaluate a Data Center Site • Saunders Land Learn what landowners should consider when evaluating land for data center development, including power, infrastructure, approvals, and buyer demand.

Water quality regulations continue to play a significant role in agricultural land management across Florida. Policy frameworks such as Best Management Practices (BMPs) and Basin Management Action Plans (BMAPs) provide a defined pathway for how agricultural operations address nutrient management, water use, and regulatory compliance, while also influencing broader considerations around risk, cost, and long-term land use.

Florida water policy, BMPs, BMAPs, and agricultural classification were examined in a recent episode of In Our Expert Opinion Podcast featuring Tyler Davis and Brandon DuRant of Saunders Real Estate alongside Robert Angus and Allan Charles of Lewis Longman & Walker PA.

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Florida Water and Agricultural Land Management - Saunders Real Estate Best Management Practices and agricultural classification play distinct roles in Florida land ownership, influencing water policy compliance, operational efficiency, and long-term strategy.

Georgia’s land market is no longer moving in one direction. What happened in 2025 is already showing up in how deals are getting done today. New data from our Lay of the Land® Market Report shows a market that has split, where asset type, location, and end use are driving outcomes more than overall momentum.

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Georgia Land Value Trends • Lay of the Land® Market Report Explore land market data from the Lay of the Land® Market Report, including annual farm, timber, and development land insights across Georgia.