Rhode Island Coastal Real Estate Auctions, RI Land Auctions

Rhode Island Coastal Real Estate

An increasing number of Rhode Island real estate owners are turning to Certified Auctioneers and Rhode Island real estate auctions to market their RI farmland at auction, as well as coastal or dairy real estate for sale and other large parcels of land.  Certified Auctioneers assist sellers of Rhode Island coastal real estate, commercial operations, and farmland to sell their properties at Rhode Island land auctions for top dollar. 

Developing a win-win proposal for property owners, Certified Auctioneers at United Country Real Estate complete a pre-auction property evaluation and land analysis in preparation for any successful Rhode Island real estate auction, Rhode Island farmland auctions and the sale of coastal real estate in Rhode Island. 

To inquire about land analysis, select one of the following counties:  Bristol, Kent, Newport, Providence, and Washington. 

"State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations" is the state's formal name.  Covering 1,214 square miles, it is the smallest state in the United States.  Rhode Island real estate for sale consequently lies inside an area 48 miles from north to south by 37 miles from east to west.  However, 700 farms exist on only 10 percent of the Rhode Island land.   Greenhouse and nursery products are the leading source of agricultural income.  The second most important source of agricultural income is milk.  Other agricultural outputs are vegetables, dairy products, and eggs.

Rhode Island Real Estate

Water is important to the state.  The soil around Narragan Bay is very rich, versus Glouster stony loam prevalent in some other parts.  Annually, the state pulls in $85 million in fish production and boasts strong shipbuilding and boatbuilding industries. 

In the year 2000, the $3.26 billion tourist industry, much along the coastal waters, supported almost 40,000 jobs.  Other leading sources of income are health services, tourism, and manufacturing.  Manufacturing ranges from costume jewelry to electric equipment, to machinery and fabricated metal products as well as the boats and ships.

Founded on May 29, 1790 as the thirteenth state in the United States, the population is now over one million.  Home to 173,618, Providence is the state capital and largest city.  Bordered by Connecticut on the west, Massachusetts on the north and east, Rhode Island shares a state water border on the southwest with New York's Fishers Island. 

For more information about real estate auctions, farm auctions, and land auctions and Certified Auctioneers, contact United Country Certified Real Estate at 229-726-0065 or call toll free at 800-711-9175.