1. Mapped: The Anatomy of Land Use in America
The United States is not just an economic and political giant on the global stage—the country also has one of the largest land masses at its disposal.

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2. Who Really Owns America’s Land?
Under English common law, a most unique significance was attached to the unalienable right of possessing, developing, and disposing of property. Land and the products of the earth, in their natural state, were considered a gift of God to man, but then man was commanded individually to cultivate, beautify, and subdue it and bring it under his dominion. This is the root of private property ownership, for without a certain exclusiveness, one cannot fulfill the command to “subdue” and gain “dominion” over property

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3. How to Avoid Capital Gains Taxes on a Land Sale

Real estate continues to be an appealing asset class for investors as property values rise. While many investors choose to invest in homes or apartment buildings, others prefer to invest in raw land. There are fewer maintenance costs with no tenants to deal with, but there is typically no rent being collected either. If you’re looking to sell your land, you may owe capital gains taxes on the appreciation. Here’s how to avoid capital gains taxes on a land sale.

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4. Dallas tops cities with room to grow, boasting 90,000 acres of vacant land

Dallas, Fort Worth, San Antonio and Houston all were ranked among the top five cities in the country with available land for additional construction.

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5. Demographic Segmentation Defined with 5 Marketing Examples

Learn how to effectively use demographic segmentation in your marketing strategy. Get inspired by real-world examples from household brands.

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