From the Second Life Blog :

 Quarterly Land Supply and Island Pricing Update

Monday, April 7th, 2008 at 5:25 PM by: Jack Linden

 As with my previous quarterly posts, here is an update on land, including supply, average prices, abandoned/defunct land and pricing information relevant to Q2 of 2008.

This is a little later than I’d have liked, mainly due to one of the items, Island Pricing, needing a bit more time to finalize. I’ll come to that part shortly. It’s a long post, so join me after the cut..

Land Supply

The average Mainland price has risen steadily over the first few months of 2008 and now sits at around L$11.5 per meter (with a median price below L$10 per meter). These figures exclude L$0 transactions, group transactions and any that involve Governor Linden such as auctions.

On average around 640,000m are traded between residents each day, with a further 410,000m traded to or from Groups. In total then, that’s around 1,050,000m or 16 regions worth of land traded daily on the Mainland estate.

Compiled by Roger Inglis
SLReports.net

Introduction

This is the Land Sales Report for the month of June. This report will give a clear view of the land sales market. For this we use several statistics from Linden Lab and we developed some own tools.

The land sales market is a very interesting market in Second Life, because of the many real estate firms in Second Life. For these firms the land sales market is of course very important. Important for real estate firms is the price they get for a square meter. Besides for the firms the situation of the land sales market is also important for people who want to rent.

In this report we focus on the development of the land market. We will have a close watch on the trend (upward or downward) of the market. To judge the land sales market on one statistic is very imprecise and less reliable. Therefore, we use several tools to give our view on the land sales market.

Land size development