Hansen Land Brokers

06/04/2026

A parcel that seems ordinary today could be sitting near something far more important than people realize.

Power infrastructure. Fibre connectivity. Expansion corridors.

These are becoming part of the land conversation as demand for digital infrastructure continues to grow. 🔌📡

For Alberta landowners and investors, understanding these trends early could be just as important as understanding current market conditions.

Take a closer look at what is shaping the conversation: [https://hansenland.ca/why-alberta-is-a-great-place-for-a-data-centre/]

04/30/2026

954 Acres on Calgary’s Edge
Six contiguous quarter sections in Rocky View County, just 5 km north of Calgary’s city limits.

With mapped transmission access, potential fibre connectivity and 954 contiguous acres at scale, this site is positioned for large-scale data infrastructure and long-term land use opportunity.

Located along Hwy 567 with quick access to Calgary, Cochrane and Airdrie.

Learn more at hansenland.ca

04/17/2026

Most landowners get pricing wrong before they even hit the market.

What looks like a simple price per acre can fall apart fast when soil, water, access, and buyer demand start pulling in different directions.

There is a reason two similar parcels can sell miles apart in value.

This dives into what is actually driving those gaps across Alberta:

https://hansenland.ca/how-land-value-is-determined-in-alberta/

04/15/2026

Interest rates are influencing how land is financed, negotiated, and timed across Alberta.

Farmland, ranchland, recreational parcels, and development land are all responding differently. Understanding those differences matters more than reacting to headlines.

04/07/2026

Productive designated land near Lake McGregor offering scale, highway visibility, and long-term positioning in Southern Alberta.

📍 Milo, AB
💲 $16,500,000

04/03/2026

954 acres in Rural Rocky View County with direct highway exposure and rolling natural elevation. Positioned within one of the most established rural corridors near Calgary.

📍 Highway 567, Rural Rocky View County
💲 $11,925,000
🌾 Agricultural / Investment Land

03/07/2026

Waiting for rates to drop before buying land in Alberta? ⏳

That strategy may not be as safe as it sounds.

Higher borrowing costs are reshaping budgets, approvals and buyer behaviour across the province. Yet Alberta land values remain supported by population growth, agricultural demand and limited supply in key regions.

The real question is not whether rates are up. It is how buying land interest rates are influencing negotiation room and long-term positioning.

There is a smarter way to look at land decisions in 2026:

Interest rates quietly influence almost every land decision made in Alberta. They shape borrowing costs, buyer confidence, pricing pressure, and even how long land stays on the market. In early 2026, those forces feel more visible than they have in years. Buyers are paying closer attention, sellers....

02/26/2026

320 acres featuring 290 cultivated acres and 30 acres of pasture.

Two on-site windmills provide an estimated $30k–$40k in annual revenue.

📍 Vulcan County, AB | 💲$1,650,000 | 🌾 Farmland

02/04/2026

65 acres set within the core of the Canadian Rockies, offering expansive mountain vistas and long-term development potential.

📍Exshaw , AB | 💲$2,990,000 | 🏞️ Development/Investment

02/03/2026

98.93 development acres across two adjacent parcels, offering a strategic land holding with grading completed on key areas and advanced servicing and infrastructure planning, located just minutes from Red Deer.

📍 Blackfalds, Alberta | 💲$6,900,000 | 🌾 Land