True Real Estate Introduces True Land Division for Agricultural and Recreational Transactions
July 18, 2025 - 03:23
True Real Estate, a well-established name in Southern Minnesota's real estate market, has officially launched True Land, a dedicated division that will specialize in the buying and selling of agricultural and recreational land. This strategic expansion aims to address the growing demand for land transactions in the region.
The initiative comes from the vision of Jen True, a respected broker and Mankato native, who has been instrumental in the company’s success since its inception in 2016. True Land is set to offer clients unparalleled expertise and personalized service in navigating the complexities of land deals, whether for farming, hunting, or other recreational purposes.
As part of this new venture, the True Land team will provide resources and insights tailored to meet the unique needs of land buyers and sellers. With a commitment to fostering strong relationships within the community, True Land aims to become the go-to resource for all land-related real estate needs in Southern Minnesota.
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