Trophy Properties and Auction Harnesses the Power of AcreValue to Help Its Buyers and Sellers Analyze the Value and Productivity of Farmland
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St. Louis, MO, September 08, 2017 --( “When we launched our company more than 5 years ago, one of our goals was to harness the power of technology and give our agents the best tools possible to do their job,” said Phil Brown, Broker/Partner, Trophy Properties and Auction.When we saw the power of AcreValue, we knew this technology was on the level of what we are constantly striving to achieve for our clients.” AcreValue brings together different pieces of information around farmland values, including soil information, crop rotation, and land boundaries and contains more than 40M agricultural parcels and 0.5M sale records dating back 3 years, compiled through public data sources ranging from deed records of land transactions, interest rates, classifications of crop rotations and soil properties, growing degree days, and precipitation from over fifteen local, state, and federal government agencies, private entities, foundations, and universities.Trophy Properties and Auction focuses on providing the most customized approach to Land, Recreational, and Residential Real Estate sales in the heart of the Midwest – Missouri, Illinois, Iowa, and Indiana.For More Information Contact: Libby Riley lriley@trophypa.com 855.573.5263 or 636.527.5263 St. Louis, MO, September 08, 2017 --( PR.com )-- Trophy Properties and Auction today announced the addition of AcreValue, a comprehensive online platform that provides farmland data and analytics.When we saw the power of AcreValue, we knew this technology was on the level of what we are constantly striving to achieve for our clients.”AcreValue brings together different pieces of information around farmland values, including soil information, crop rotation, and land boundaries and contains more than 40M agricultural parcels and 0.5M sale records dating back 3 years, compiled through public data sources ranging from deed records of land transactions, interest rates, classifications of crop rotations and soil properties, growing degree days, and precipitation from over fifteen local, state, and federal government agencies, private entities, foundations, and universities.“We want the most up-to-date information that will allow us to better serve our clients, and we want our agents to be able to deliver it in a time efficient manner,” said Brown.