For quick reference: current estimated average land price per acre by state:

• Alabama – ~$19,400

• Alaska – ~$1,420

• Arizona – ~$4,600

• Arkansas – ~$12,500

• California – ~$60,400

• Colorado – ~$12,400

• Connecticut – ~$77,900

• Delaware – ~$19,200

• Florida – ~$20,700

• Georgia – ~$8,800

• Hawaii – ~$29,200

• Idaho – ~$11,200

• Illinois – ~$9,700

• Indiana – ~$7,600

• Iowa – ~$10,200

• Kansas – ~$3,000

• Kentucky – ~$6,900

• Louisiana – ~$6,200

• Maine – ~$11,200

• Maryland – ~$38,300

• Massachusetts – ~$104,500

• Michigan – ~$19,500

• Minnesota – ~$7,200

• Mississippi – ~$11,600

• Missouri – ~$15,100

• Montana – ~$10,800

• Nebraska – ~$6,500

• Nevada – ~$3,300

• New Hampshire – ~$19,100

• New Jersey – ~$96,100

• New Mexico – ~$6,500

• New York – ~$12,900

• North Carolina – ~$7,600

• North Dakota – ~$3,600

• Ohio – ~$8,100

• Oklahoma – ~$20,900

• Oregon – ~$17,300

• Pennsylvania – ~$11,900

• Rhode Island – ~$372,800

• South Carolina – ~$7,400

• South Dakota – ~$3,000

• Tennessee – ~$8,600

• Texas – ~$4,900

• Utah – ~$208,400

• Vermont – ~$12,800

• Virginia – ~$9,100

• Washington – ~$16,200

• West Virginia – ~$6,700

• Wisconsin – ~$8,400

• Wyoming – ~$2,700

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