Newland Real Estate specializes in selling large acreage tracts for single family development, commercial development and recreational land. Over the past 18 months we have had the opportunity to list and sell numerous properties ranging from 1300 acre ranches to 150 acre commercial developments.

We have the tools needed to intelligently promote and sell your property. From platting, agricultural tax exemptions, right-of-way condemnation, oil and gas, and environmental science, our agents have the experience and knowledge to help you navigate these issues with success. This knowledge sets us apart and is a great asset to you.

A network of high-qualified buyers has been cultivated and nourished over our combined 60+ years serving North Texans. Made up of people we know, trust, and have done business with for years, we have the tools needed to connect Land Owners with those looking for their perfect property. Ranging from home builders, to a rancher looking for land to carry on a family legacy our network is vast, and diversified.

Active Listings

115 acres Tom Cole Road, Denton, Industrial

165 acres I-35, Denton, Commercial

559 acres Specht Road, Bowie, Hunting Ranch

143 acres Denton Single Family Development

126 acres Sadler, Hunting Ranch

262 acres Decatur, Recreational Ranch

74 acres Sanger, Recreational Ranch

153 acres Valley View, Hunting Ranch

300 acres Krum, Recreational Ranch

 

Pending

68 acres Sanger, Single Family Development

88 acres Hwy 380, Denton, Mixed Use

91 acres FM 428, Denton, Single Family Development

Sold

62 acres Sanger, Rural Residential

318 acres Ponder, Commercial

1383 acres Nocona, Recreational Ranch

910 acres Nocona, Recreational Ranch

1300 acres Justin, Single Family Development

150 acres I-35 W Northlake, Mixed Use Commercial Development

49 acres I-35 W Argyle, Commercial

205 acres Freeman Rd Sanger, Rural Residential

19 acres I-35 W Argyle, Commercial

60 acres Krum, Single Family Development

160 acres Sanger, Rural Residential

50 acres FM 455 Sanger, Rural Residential

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A Japanese tractor manufacturer will use a roughly 318-acre plot of land in west Denton County to test and showcase farming equipment, the company announced today.

Kubota, which makes everything from hay balers to riding mowers, said the so-called Kubota Ranch in Ponder will eventually be a destination for the company to preview new equipment.

Kubota, which has its North American headquarters in Grapevine, is one of several of Japanese companies that relocated from California to Dallas-Fort Worth in recent years, including Toyota and OKI Data.

“Kubota has considered a land purchase of this nature for quite some time, and with our Grapevine headquarters in such close proximity, the opportunity to expand our operations and research and development capabilities here in the greater Dallas-Fort Worth region makes solid business sense,” Masato Yoshikawa, Kubota Tractor Corporation president and CEO, said in a statement. “With this land, we will now be able to expand our physical footprint and build out our vision for the ranch to evaluate and test our equipment.”

Kubota isn’t the first Japanese manufacturer to homestead outside Denton, and it’s far from the biggest.

In 2014, Toyota quietly bought a 75-acre ranch valued over $10 million that it planned to use as an executive retreat, as The Dallas Morning Newsreported last year.  The private spread will include a motor track, car museum, Japanese gardens and other amenities.

Read the Dallas News article here

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On this day in 1918 Everette and my great great great grandparents M.L Newland and his wife Jennie purchased their first piece of land in Denton County. 100 years later we have remained Denton County natives, land owners, and members of the community for 5 generations. Having established deep roots in Denton, we take pride in sharing our knowledge of the area, and understanding of the people and community with each of our clients.

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Everette Newland with agents Chad Mudd and Joey Higgs enjoyed some agent appreciation at the Newland Ranch this weekend!

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This is who we are – from our view on creation, family, public service, work ethic, and lifestyle. To the farmer in all of us.