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Davidson Real Estate We have been a leader in farm & land sales in Northwest Missouri for over 30 years. Our area of expertise is farm and land sales north of the Missouri River.

www.FarmSales.com Family owned and operated since 1996, Davidson Real Estate in Cameron focuses on farm, commercial and residential sales in northwest and north central Missouri. We strive to be the premiere Missouri farm and land real estate agents. We are dedicated to operating in an honest and ethical manner. Our strong referral business (averaging between 50 and 70 percent) and large number of repeat customers is a testament to our business practices and underscores our dedication to earning clients’ trust. Whether you’re looking for a few acres or several hundred acres of land or farmland — for crops, livestock, weekend recreational activities, walking, hunting, or experiencing wildlife — Davidson Real Estate is the place to turn.
“Most real estate companies do a lot of residential and a little bit of farm, acreage and commercial. We’re just the opposite. Because I have a diverse background in real estate, banking and as a livestock dealer, it really gives me a good grasp of the business from a variety of aspects. As a result, we are probably one of the few—if not the only—real estate companies that focus on farm sales, and we have the largest inventory of farms for sale than everybody around. A lot of people have to look for property, but we have more choices.” – Owner Neal Davidson

Check out Charlie Goldens's new listing on 3rd Street in Cameron. It is a very affordable 2-bedroom, 1 bath ranch style ...
10/21/2026

Check out Charlie Goldens's new listing on 3rd Street in Cameron.
It is a very affordable 2-bedroom, 1 bath ranch style home for only $79,500. Call him to take a look. 816.390.2557

Data: Social Security Administration; Chart: Neil Irwin/Axios1. 💵 Social Security recipients will see the largest rise i...
10/14/2026

Data: Social Security Administration; Chart: Neil Irwin/Axios

1. 💵 Social Security recipients will see the largest rise in their monthly payments in four years in January, with a 3.6% cost-of-living adjustment.

🫎 1 for the road: Wildlife bridge a "huge success" Greenland Overpass in Colorado. Photo: Robert Sanchez/AxiosPronghorn ...
10/01/2026

🫎 1 for the road: Wildlife bridge a "huge success"

Greenland Overpass in Colorado. Photo: Robert Sanchez/Axios
Pronghorn and elk are taking the high road in Colorado, Axios Douglas County's Robert Sanchez reports.
• The animals are crossing I-25 on the Greenland Wildlife Overpass — a promising sign that the project is helping animals find one another for breeding opportunities, as intended.
📸 The overpass opened in December, and the first elk appeared on camera in June, officials say.
• Pronghorn are making the trip, too — along with mule deer, black bears, mountain lions and more.
Colorado DOT environmental manager Chuck Attardo says: "Based on the video feed that we're collecting, huge success."

🏡 Buyers are squeezed, too By Travis Meier Illustration: Annelise Capossela/Axios Fewer people bought homes in Kansas Ci...
10/01/2026

🏡 Buyers are squeezed, too
By Travis Meier

Illustration: Annelise Capossela/Axios

Fewer people bought homes in Kansas City in August compared with a year ago, according to data released last week by Homes.com.
Why it matters: Buyers appear to be pulling back as prices squeeze spending power and jobs stall.
By the numbers: The number of homes sold in the KC metro dropped 7.4% year-over-year to below pre-pandemic levels.
• That's the steepest drop in the Midwest region — and more than the national 4.3% decline — despite there being slightly more local homes for sale.
• Those listings are staying on the market for an average of 47 days, which is 12 days fewer than the national average.
Yes, but: The number of new listings in August fell in KC 1.9% year-over-year, while new listings jumped 11.7% nationally.
Between the lines: Prices are going up whether you rent or own, but the gap between the two is widening as buying becomes more expensive.
• Kansas City home prices grew sixth fastest nationally year-over-year, and mortgage interest rates jumped to 6.95% in September — the highest since January 2025.
• Meanwhile, build-to-rent houses and townhomes are trending in the KC area and across the Midwest as people seek to avoid the costs of owning.
What they're saying: Victor Rodriguez, senior director of market analytics at CoStar and Homes.com, tells Axios high-quality homes in desirable locations still tend to fare well when inventories are low.
The intrigue: Condos' median sale price is down 8.2% year-over-year, while single-family house and townhome prices are up.
• More condos are hitting the market, but fewer are selling.

Our Daviess County 20-acre tract has now closed with a new owner.We sincerely thank the sellers Billie & Shelly and Jerr...
09/29/2026

Our Daviess County 20-acre tract has now closed with a new owner.
We sincerely thank the sellers Billie & Shelly and Jerrell the buyer for all their cooperation on this transaction. We have been selling land in Northwest Missouri for over 30 years. Call today if you have any type of real estate you are interested in buying or selling and we will work hard for you!

New listing in Cameron! 3-bedroom, 3 full bath home on a corner lot. It is in move in ready condition and all appliances...
09/22/2026

New listing in Cameron! 3-bedroom, 3 full bath home on a corner lot. It is in move in ready condition and all appliances are included. Priced to sell at $279,000

Our 30-acre timbered tract along Highway 69 South of Cameron has now closed. Congratulations to William and Rebecca the ...
09/22/2026

Our 30-acre timbered tract along Highway 69 South of Cameron has now closed. Congratulations to William and Rebecca the new owners! We would also like to thank the sellers, Jerry and Dorothy.

⛽️ Gas could affect food prices By Abbey Higginbotham and Erica Pandey Illustration: Sarah Grillo/Axios. Stock: Getty Im...
09/21/2026

⛽️ Gas could affect food prices
By Abbey Higginbotham and Erica Pandey

Illustration: Sarah Grillo/Axios. Stock: Getty Images

Kansas City shoppers have dodged the worst of the nation's grocery inflation so far, but record diesel prices may change that.
The big picture: Fertilizer costs piling up on local farms now will reach store shelves in the coming months, starting with bread, meat, dairy and eggs.
Catch up quick: The wars in Iran and Ukraine drove up diesel, and much of the world's fertilizer ships through the Strait of Hormuz, so both got more expensive at once.
By the numbers: Grocery prices in the Midwest rose about 1.6% year over year in August, below the national rate of just over 2%.
Zoom in: The Agriculture Business Council of Kansas City warned of higher food prices in March, when diesel first jumped.
• Kansas is the country's top winter wheat producer, and Missouri grew around 600 million bushels of corn last year, both crops whose production relies on the diesel and fertilizer that just got pricier.

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321 N Walnut Street
Cameron, MO
64429

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Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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+18166324400

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