Inspect 3 qualifying cash offerings in the observed Lake County, California catalog. Every price-per-acre calculation remains connected to its full price, acreage and original source.
Eligible cash offerings3Known parcel duplicates removed; unresolved identities may still overlap.
Lowest asking price / acre$105,362Lowest eligible current observation in this sample.
Median asking price / acre$109,979Median of listing-level ratios; not an acreage-weighted mean.
Median full asking price$14,597Purchase amount before closing, site work or holding costs.
What this sample measures. Source-listed full cash asking prices observed in the last 30 days. Auction bids, down payments, leases, sold/closed records, owner submissions and unknown acreage are excluded. Known parcel identities are deduplicated; unresolved identities can still overlap. This is a limited source sample, not a national market census. Read the method.
The 3 eligible observations span full asking prices from $13,697 to $15,397. Their per-acre asks range from $105,361.54 to $121,641.67. Differences in size, usable land and rights can make these offers unsuitable as direct substitutes.
What is—and is not—in this county view.
A sourced offer table.
Only current source-listed cash offers with positive prices and acreage appear. The location label is recorded from the source; it is not a surveyed parcel boundary or an independent verification of county jurisdiction.
A visible identity limit.
0 observations have no confirmed cross-source parcel identity. Known exact parcel duplicates are grouped, but unrecognized overlap may remain.
No invented county index.
These asks are not completed sales, and the sample may come from one seller or disposal program. We do not infer county appreciation, days on market or a county-wide fair value.
A route to the next check.
Open a property dossier, follow the source and review title, access, restrictions and site costs. Ask which local closed sales describe the same usable property and rights.