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Joined: Oct 2007
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I saw an article today about the merger between the companies and that Rayonier will have controlling interest. Reckon any changes in the land management style will happen?
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From my experience, Rayonier charges more for leases and frequently increases prices to stay top of the market. They have a much more corporate feel to their leasing business than Potlatch, especially for land within a few hours of major metro areas. The bulk of Rayonier's Southern land holdings are desirable to the Atlanta, Jacksonville/Orlando/Tampa, and Houston markets and they are used to being able to charge accordingly. I hope I am wrong but if you have been leasing a Potlatch place for $10 an acre for a while, get ready for a "market adjustment." They are not afraid to charge $25 an acre and let it sit on the website a few months until someone is crazy enough to pay it.
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We have a Potlatch lease -- Not good news
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