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Owning forestland comes with a lot of decisions. Whether you plan to sell timber, invest in new land, or manage your property for long-term growth, having the right guidance makes a difference. At Carolina Forestry & Realty, we help landowners in North Carolina and Virginia understand their options and get the best value from their land.

If you’ve been searching for the perfect blend of privacy, convenience, and natural beauty, the Agpark Road Tracts in Chatham County, NC, may be exactly what you need.

Planting food plots late summer into early fall is a big deal for hunters. It’s all about getting things ready for the season, attracting deer, and making sure they’ve got a steady food source. But, as with anything, it’s best to plan ahead so you don’t run into headaches when it’s go-time. Here’s a few things to keep in mind.

Timberland is more than just acres of trees—it’s a long-term, stable investment that has been gaining traction among investors looking to diversify their portfolios.

A retired couple from Pittsboro, North Carolina, was stunned to discover that 20 acres of their family’s land was nearly sold without their knowledge. The property, located along Olive Chapel Road in Apex, has been in Bob Kelly’s family for generations, dating back to the 1800s.

Microsoft has acquired a vast 1,385-acre site along the North Carolina-Virginia border. The tech giant reportedly secured the land, known as the Person County Mega Park, for approximately $26.85 million, according to county property records.

North Carolina’s forests are a vital part of the state’s economy, environment, and community well-being. The North Carolina Forest Service (NCFS) plays a crucial role in managing and protecting these resources, and the 2024 State and Private Forestry Fact Sheet highlights the latest efforts, investments, and accomplishments that help sustain the state’s forestry sector.

For hunters and outdoor enthusiasts, the Davis Branch Timberland property in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, offers a rare combination of prime hunting grounds and long-term investment potential. Spanning 108 acres, this turnkey hunting property is thoughtfully designed and ready for your next adventure.

Reforesting your land after a harvest is one of the most important steps a landowner can take to maintain a healthy and productive forest. But when it comes to planting loblolly pine seedlings, the decision between bareroot and containerized seedlings can feel overwhelming.

Nestled just north of Red Oak and Nashville, NC, this 20± acre farm on Crooked Swamp Road North offers a harmonious blend of rural tranquility and modern convenience. With a mix of open cropland and lush woodland, this property is perfect for anyone seeking a versatile slice of country paradise.

Forests in North Carolina are teeming with natural beauty, and many include streams and creeks that are vital to the health of the environment. These waterways not only support diverse wildlife but also play a crucial role in maintaining water quality.