Ocala is 80 miles northwest of Downtown Orlando.
The price equates to $7,874 per acre or 18 cents per sf--considered a steal by brokers if the dirt were commercially-zoned.
"You have to realize this is a specialty asset and really can't be compared, apples-to-apples-like, with commercial dirt," says Tom D. Cook, vice president/marketing in the Orlando office of Carter & Associates-ONCOR. Carter was not involved in the transaction.
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