Good to know
Selling or managing a forest is not an everyday decision. Here you will find clear answers to questions about the value of a forest property, selling, harvesting rights, inheritance and forest certification.
How is forest property value assessed?
The value of a forest property depends on more than its size. We explain what affects the price, which data is used in the assessment and what the owner can check before selling.
When is the right time to sell a forest property?
The right time to sell depends on the forest, market conditions and the owner’s plans. We explain when a sale may make sense and when there is no need to rush.
Selling harvesting rights vs selling the property
In one case you sell the harvesting rights to the standing timber; in the other, you sell the entire property. We explain how the transaction, responsibilities and what remains in your ownership differ.
What should I do with inherited forest land?
Inherited forest land comes with both value and responsibilities. We explain what to check first before deciding whether to keep, manage or sell the property.
What are PEFC and FSC certifications?
PEFC and FSC are certification systems for responsible forest management and the traceability of forest-based materials. We explain what they mean for forest owners and timber sellers.
These articles provide general background information and do not replace legal or tax advice. For a specific transaction, check the applicable requirements with the Tax and Customs Board, the Environmental Board or a specialist in the relevant field.
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