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- Years of experience
- Good returns
- Multiple forms of investment
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Canada, 80233 Benmiller-line, Goderich
63.0 ha. Bare land...CAD 595,000,- (2277) -
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Canada, 80123 Benmiller -line, Goderich
76.0 ha. Bare land...CAD 950,000,- (2278) -
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Canada, Deel 10 Lot, Goderich
17.0 ha. Bare land...CAD 365,- (2279) -
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Australia
1714.0 ha. Cash crop...price on request (2275)
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.
