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Property investment for rural properties in Western Australia

At JPG, we know that a farm is more than just a business; it’s a legacy built through years of dedication and hard work. That’s why we work closely with farmers to create practical strategies that protect your land and help plan for the future.

We specialise in structuring farm assets to ensure fairness and sustainability for the next generation. Whether it’s setting up family trusts, managing succession plans, or diversifying income streams, we provide straightforward advice tailored to your family’s needs.

If you’re looking to invest beyond the farm, we can also help you find the right property opportunities in Perth. From sourcing high-potential investments to managing approvals and property details, we make the process simple and stress-free. With JPG by your side, you can secure your farm’s future while building financial stability for your family.

What Our Clients Say

Real stories from property owners and investors.

Discover how our personalised approach and expert guidance have helped clients achieve their property goals. From homeowners to investors, see why Johnson Property Group is a trusted partner in property success.
We can not recommend Johnson Property Group highly enough to anyone who is not happy with their current Property Manager.

Kate & Colin Holsgrove

I can vouch with the highest regard that you should try Johnson Property Group.

Peter Robinson 

– CEO Metrowest Group

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Your Questions Answered: 
Selling WA rural property FAQs

Get clear and concise answers to common questions about selling rural properties throughout Western Australia.

Valuers look at land size, soil quality, water access, infrastructure (like sheds and fencing), and location. They also consider zoning, potential land use, and recent sales in the area. All these factors help determine what your property is worth.

Yes, many farmers choose to sell a portion of their land to free up capital for off-farm investments or retirement planning. You’ll likely need to go through subdivision and council approvals, so it’s worth getting early advice from a rural agent or town planner to understand what’s feasible and how it could impact your remaining land.

Many sellers use the proceeds of a rural sale to invest in off-farm assets, like residential property, shares, or commercial real estate, to spread risk and secure long-term income. The best time to do this depends on your financial goals, stage of life, and the broader market.

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Johnson Property Group team