Mortlake farm portfolios worth more than $50m flood the market
Two large farm holdings totalling more than $50 million are being re-listed for sale near Mortlake, western Victoria.
Victoria's rural property market is heating up with big farm portfolios hitting the market in the Mortlake district. Winnidad Pastoral Aggregation, a 2161-hectare property owned by Sarah and James Laws, is back for sale at over $35 million after being listed two years ago.
The property generates cash income from 13 wind turbines. Nearby, Mondilibi and Manooka is a 3230-hectare holding owned by UK and Australian investors through Down Ampney Corporation.
It is being re-marketed by JLL Agribusiness with a price expectation of more than $50 million. Two more institutional farm holdings near Swan Hill and across from Mildura in NSW are also being offered.
The listings signal strong investor appetite for large-scale farm land.
- over $35 million
- Winnidad price
- more than $50 million
- Mondilibi and Manooka price
- 13 turbines
- Wind turbines income
- 26,673 hectares
- Petro Station size
Why it mattersBig farm sales signal where institutional money is flowing and can affect rural land values and who controls agricultural production across Victoria.
AustraliaThe rush of multi-million-dollar farm sales in western Victoria shows institutional investors are actively buying into Australian agriculture, shaping land ownership patterns and agricultural consolidation in rural regions.
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