Haag Brown Commercial Real Estate & Development of Jonesboro announced Wednesday that it is launching a new division, HB Ag, to focus on agricultural real estate and investment opportunities.
“We believe global and national economic uncertainties will drive investments into American farmland in a way we’ve not seen before,” Greg Haag, a principal at the company, said in a news release. “We are uniquely positioned geographically and as a company to excel in ag brokerage and acquisitions. Most of our existing portfolio clients either already own a meaningful amount of farmland or they would like to.”
The company said the division focuses on the acquisition and sale of agricultural, farm, and recreational land properties, from family-run farms to large-scale agribusiness operations.
The company said the division is led by Jordan Leatherman, a diversified row crop and livestock farmer who has spent the past decade managing his own livestock merchandising company in northeast Arkansas.
“His extensive connections and experience uniquely position him to understand and fulfill the needs of clients seeking to buy or sell agricultural properties,” the company said.
Joshua Brown, a principal at the company, said Haag Brown Commercial seeks to pinpoint gaps and fill voids.
“We aggressively pursue progressive concepts that don’t exist in markets and create options that will positively impact the community,” he said. “It is this mindset and practice that gave birth to HB Development, HB Medical, HB Investments, HB Industrial, and our newest addition to the family, HB Ag.”
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