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Rural Land & Farm Market Report
Maries County
September 2026  ·  Land & Farm Parcels 5+ Acres  ·  Maries County, Missouri
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Missouri Land Specialists
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Missouri Real Estate Firm
Report Period: September 2026
17
Active
Parcels
▼ 2 vs. last month
4
Pending /
Under Contract
▲ +1 vs. last month
1
New Parcels
This Month
▼ 2 vs. last month
1
Parcels Sold
This Period
▲ +1 vs. last month
$525K
Median
Asking Price
▲ 0% vs. last month
N/A*
Median
Sold Price
—
$5,193/ac
Median $/Acre
(12-Mo. Rolling)
43 parcels · rolling 12 mo.
—
155
Avg Days
Listed (Active)
—
Market Conditions

Market Pulse

Where Maries County stands — September 2026

* Sold price metrics require a minimum of 3 closed sales in the period. Insufficient data this month.
More Buyer Leverage Balanced More Seller Leverage
CURRENT
6+ Mo. Supply3–6 Mo.< 3 Mo.
17.0
Months of Supply  ·  Strong Buyer's Market
🦌 Active Inventory Character

What's Available

Feature breakdown of active parcels — based on listing descriptions

Active Inventory Character
Based on listing descriptions — 17 active parcels
🦌
100%
Hunting Habitat
17 of 17 active
💧
65%
Water Access
11 of 17 active
🌲
71%
Timber / Wooded
12 of 17 active
🏚
53%
Cabin or Structure
9 of 17 active
🌾
47%
Pasture / Tillable
8 of 17 active
🏗
41%
Barn / Outbuildings
7 of 17 active
💰 Price Per Acre — Active & Sold

Land Value Metrics

Improved parcels vs. raw ground — asking prices vs. 12-month closed sales

🏚 Improved Parcels
With Structures
🌲 Raw / Unimproved
Land Only
Active — Asking
$5,500
Median / Acre
11 parcels
Active — Asking
$5,775
Median / Acre
6 parcels
Sold — 12-Month Rolling
$5,719
12-Mo. Median / Acre
16 parcels
Sold — 12-Month Rolling
$4,982
12-Mo. Median / Acre
27 parcels
58.8%
Active Parcels
with Price Reductions
10 of 17 active parcels reduced
9.6%
Avg Reduction
from Original Ask
Among parcels with price reductions
155 days
Avg Days
on Market
Closed parcels this period
$/Acre by Size — Active & Sold
Median price per acre · improved vs. raw ground · by acreage band
Active — Asking
Current listings on market
Acreage 🏚 Improved 🌲 Unimproved
5–10 ac — —
10–20 ac — $6,950 ⚠ 1
20–50 ac $6,483 ⚠ 1 $4,600 4 parcels
50–100 ac $6,113 4 parcels —
100+ ac $5,060 6 parcels $6,999 ⚠ 1
Sold — 12-Month Rolling
Closed sales last 12 months
Acreage 🏚 Improved 🌲 Unimproved
5–10 ac — $7,908 4 parcels
10–20 ac $10,625 ⚠ 2 $5,285 8 parcels
20–50 ac $18,512 ⚠ 1 $4,650 11 parcels
50–100 ac $5,921 7 parcels $5,085 4 parcels
100+ ac $3,686 6 parcels —

⚠ Low Data = fewer than 3 parcels in band. Median may not be statistically representative.

🌲 Active Inventory Breakdown

Inventory Distribution

Where is active supply concentrated right now?

By Acreage
5 – 10 Acres
00%
10 – 20 Acres
16%
20 – 40 Acres
318%
40 – 80 Acres
424%
80 – 160 Acres
318%
160+ Acres
635%
By Price Range
Under $50K
00%
$50K – $150K
424%
$150K – $300K
212%
$300K – $500K
212%
$500K+
953%
Market Intelligence

What This Means For You

🌲For Land Buyers

With 17 months of supply on the ground, you've got room to negotiate and no reason to rush. The single sale this period closed at $5,193/acre, but that's one data point against a field of mostly timber and hunting ground, so use it as a starting reference, not gospel. Look hard at road access and water on any parcel — with 65% of active listings carrying water access and 71% timber, there's enough selection to be choosy rather than settle.

📋For Land Sellers

One sale in a field of 17 active parcels tells you this market is slow to move, and 155 average days on market confirms it — price your ground realistically from day one or expect a long wait. Buyers have plenty of hunting-habitat timber tracts to compare against yours, so anything that sets your parcel apart — reliable water, interior road access, usable open ground — needs to be front and center in your listing. With inventory easing slightly (down 2 from last month), patient sellers who price right now may find less competition than they think.

Trend Analysis

Month-Over-Month

September 2026 vs. prior month — Land & Farm

MetricSeptember 2026August 2026Change
Median Sold Price $460,000 — —
Median List Price $525,000 $525,000 ▲ 0%
Median $/Acre (Sold) $5,193/ac — —
Avg Days on Market 155 days — —
Active Parcels 17 19 ▼ 2
Parcels Sold 1 0 —
Months of Supply 17.00 mo. — —
Available Now

Featured Parcels

Selected active land & farm listings in Maries County

Community Breakdown

Activity by Area

Active parcel distribution across communities in Maries County

AreaActiveLand / FarmMedian AskMedian Acres
Vienna 6 6 F $1.28M 304.0 ac
Vichy 5 3 L / 2 F $227K 46.3 ac
Dixon 3 2 L / 1 F $525K 97.8 ac
Belle 2 2 F $848K 72.3 ac
Expert Perspective

Market Commentary

OAKHAUS Market Analysis  ·  September 2026
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# Maries County Rural Land & Farm Market Report — September 2026 Seventeen parcels on the ground this month, down two from August, and the pace tells you everything you need to know: one new listing, one closing, four under contract, and land sitting a median of 155 days before it moves. That's 17 months of supply sitting out there — this is a buyer's market, plain and simple. If you're selling, price it right the first time, because overpriced ground is just going to keep collecting dust. If you're buying, you've got room to negotiate and no reason to rush into the first thing you see. The inventory itself is solid, working land — not recreational filler. Every single active listing mentions hunting habitat or wildlife, which tells you this county is still drawing buyers who want deer and turkey ground, not just acreage to look at. Nearly two-thirds have creek, river, or pond access, and 71% carry timber or wooded acreage worth managing or harvesting down the road. Just under half have pasture or hay ground, and 41% come with a barn, shop, or other outbuildings — so there's real utility mixed in with the recreational appeal. With archery season and firearms deer season coming up, expect some of these hunting tracts to get more serious looks, even if closings stay slow through fall. Price and geography vary a lot by area, so know your market before you make an offer. Vienna is carrying the big farms — six active, all Farm-type, median ask pushing $1.28 million on a median 304 acres — that's your large-scale operation or investment-grade ground. Vichy is the entry point, with smaller parcels averaging 46 acres and a median ask of $226,550, better suited for a starter hunting camp or small homestead. Dixon sits in the middle at $525,000 median on nearly 98 acres, and Belle's two farm listings are asking a premium at $848,000 median for 72 acres. Across the board, the median sold price of $460,000 against a $525,000 asking median confirms sellers are coming down to meet the market — budget accordingly and don't be afraid to make a reasonable offer and let it sit.

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