Farmland photo by Melissa Sweeney
published on June 25, 2026 – 10:51 AM
Written by Staff report
Agricultural real estate continued to dominate commercial transactions across the Central Valley, with more than 1,500 acres of farmland changing hands in Fresno, Kings and Tulare counties, according to recent transactions reported to The Business Journal. A warehouse lease in Fresno also highlights ongoing industrial activity in the region.
Agricultural Land Sales
Orange Cove
A 160-acre property consisting of tree fruit and open land on South Hills Valley Road in Orange Cove sold in Fresno County. Martin Hovsepian represented the seller.
Riverdale
An 874.22-acre portfolio of almond and pistachio orchards spanning eight parcels southwest of Riverdale sold in Kings County. Dan Kevorkian, Sullivan Grosz, A.J. Ferdinandi, Robb Stewart and Kameron Stewart represented the seller.
San Andreas
A 101.01-acre fish farm on Garbarini Ranch Road sold in Fresno County. Dan Kevorkian, Sullivan Grosz and A.J. Ferdinandi represented the seller.
Pixley
A 213.55-acre pistachio and almond ranch at the northwest corner of Highway 99 and Avenue 80 sold in Tulare County. Robb Stewart and Kameron Stewart represented the seller.
Dinuba
A 2.57-acre packing and cooling facility on West Tulare Street sold in Tulare County. Sullivan Grosz, A.J. Ferdinandi and Seth Tillery handled the transaction.
Earlimart
A 154.75-acre vineyard located at the southwest corner of Avenue 56 and Road 176 sold in Tulare County. Robb Stewart and Kameron Stewart represented the buyer.
Commercial Lease
Stumpf and Company reported the lease of a 1,607-square-foot warehouse at 2750 N. Clovis Ave., Suite 125, in Fresno. The property was leased from John Everett Family Limited Partnership to Greg Paez. Alexandra Stumpf represented the transaction.
Why It Matters
Commercial real estate activity continues to be led by agricultural assets across the Central Valley, underscoring the region’s role as one of California’s most active agricultural investment markets. Industrial leasing activity also remains steady as businesses continue to seek warehouse space in Fresno.
More than 1,500 acres of agricultural land changed hands in recent transactions.
Kings, Fresno and Tulare counties accounted for the reported sales.
Transactions included orchards, vineyards, a fish farm and a packing facility.
Fresno recorded a new warehouse lease totaling 1,607 square feet.
Agricultural properties continue to dominate regional commercial real estate activity.