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- Years of experience
- Good returns
- Multiple forms of investment
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Australia, 275 Simpson Road Denbarker WA 6324
389.0 ha. Horticulture / Greenhouse...price on request (2535) -
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Denmark, Farsø
55.6 ha. Dairy...price on request (2531) -
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France
60.0 ha. Dairy...EUR 1,000,000,- (1588) -
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Bulgarije, Lom / Valchedram
320.0 ha. Cash crop...EUR 4,500,000,- (2532)
Reliable investment partner
Interfarms understands the (inter)national agricultural world. Our organization specializes in the domestic and foreign agricultural real estate market. We assist farmers with the purchase of a farm and the start-up phase abroad since 1997. We do this through a professional network of multiple languages speaking consultants in more than 10 countries in three continents. Interfarms has a very close partnership with renowned brokerage firms abroad as well in the Netherlands. As a result, we have valuable knowledge of and contacts in the (inter)national agricultural real estate market.
Invest fund
You invest your assets in the Investment fund. Deposit from € 100,000. Annual interest of 4%.Participate
You participate in an investment project and become a shareholder. Average return between 4 and 8% per year.Investing independently
You completely independently invest in agricultural real estate. You are 100% owner. Interfarms offers customization.Invest in Danish agricultural property
Interfarms Invest currently invests in Danish companies. Denmark is a suitable country for investing in agricultural real estate on several fronts: due to the huge fall in land prices after the outbreak of the financial crisis and low interest rates, there’s a low price stability since 2011, and land prices have in large parts of the country have been reduced by up to 50%. Because many Danish companies have "underwater" mortgages, there are not enough suitable buyers, but there is a lot of demand for lease companies. Interfarms expects that the market situation will remain at this level for a while and that land prices will not decrease any further. As soon as e.g. milk and pork prices start to recover, land prices will gradually start increase again.