Replace your 3 question marks with 'water'. Cost per acre is wierd, nice land a hour from New York City can be cheaper than some western desert 'developement'. The post about Carolinas is a good one. People on the coast sold expensive land to yankees, took the money to New Mexico, to 'invest'. Now there is just plain "no agua senior". Their money would have been better invested in sleepy parts of the Carolinas, a couple hours form where they were, it don't get to 15 below- and it rains there. Temps can be endless 100's on the Canadian border, and endless zero nights on the Mexican border. Let's say town water in Mass is peanuts, collect rain too? so no worries. Heating degree days into 8000? Sucks. But heating a couple houses here is cheaper than the water bill in the west, add to that the electric bill for AC needed there. Taxes come and go with the local or state politics, but water is what makes green stuff grow, keeps livestock alive, washes dishes, flushes toilets, etc etc...
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