https://www.redfin.com/city/14804/AL/Orange-Beach/housing-ma...

Peaches, oranges, avocados, apples...We will see a lot more like this in many more industries.

A bit about us: Good Life Property Management is based in sunny San Diego, California, and we've recently expanded our services to Orange County.

Orange County is obviously very expensive, but have you looked at neighboring cities, even Las Vegas? 

That is like comparing apples to oranges.

@Marc Shin wouldn't advise painting the brick as then it will have to be done every 5-7 years, if done the right way, more often if hacked.Just paint the walled garage door faux stone area a better color that doesn't clash with the orange brick.

Sure, the market dynamics there are as different from the US as apples are from oranges, but hey, they're both fruit, right?

Otherwise, you will be comparing apples to oranges. 

@Chris Heinmiller you can export a list of recent (i.e. 18 months) land trades from Redfin, but you do have to separate the apples from the orange and the bananas, but in an area that is somewhat homogenous, you'll usually be able to see a trend, i.e. you might have two low ones at 20-30k per lot, and one or two high ones at 175k-200k/lot, but then you'll see six or seven trades in the 55-65k range, and then you've figured it out. 

Wow, thanks for all the amazing tips, especially for Judy Martinez's professional advice and detailed roadmap!!!