Brian Beasley, CCA, CNLM, is a Senior Advisor at SVN | Saunders Ralston Dantzler Real Estate in Lakeland, Florida.
Brian contributes to the management and real estate brokerage of citrus groves, agricultural crop, timberland, commercial property, and natural areas in Central and South Florida.
He is a licensed real estate broker and is highly qualified through experience and accreditation for land management activities. Beasley holds certificates in Natural Areas Management (CNLM); Certified Crop Advisor (CCA); and is a Certified Burner, Florida Division of Forestry.
In addition, Brian is general manager of land management effort for Saunders Property Management, LLC, a sister company to SVN Saunders Ralston Dantzler. He currently oversees 27,000 acres of citrus, cattle, sod, native land, and timber. Approximately one-half of the managed acres are transition land acreage for development. For a decade, he managed over 42,000 acres of citrus, row crops, timber, native land, and transition land in both Florida and Georgia.
Brian grew up with a family citrus farming operation in Central Florida and earned a Bachelor of Science degree in agriculture from the University of Florida. For 11 years, he served as executive manager and regional vice president for Capital Agricultural Property Services, Inc. (CAPS), providing nationwide farm management and real estate brokerage services to individuals, corporate clients, and institutional investors. In addition to regional operations, Brian managed and brokered real estate for citrus groves and cropland in the southeast regions (Florida and Georgia).
Citrus Groves
Agricultural Crop
Timberland
Commercial Property
Natural Areas in Central and South Florida
Land and Resource Management
Greenhouses
CCA, CNLM
2011 Coldwell Banker Commercial Circle of Distinction
2007 Coldwell Banker Commercial Circle of Distinction
2006 Coldwell Banker Commercial Circle of Distinction
2016 Coldwell Banker Commercial Circle of Distinction
2016 Coldwell Banker Commercial Saunder Real Estate -Top Producer
Polk City, Florida
83 ± AC
$207,500
Okeechobee, Florida
8,768 ± AC
$32,000,000
Okeechobee, Florida
6,984 ± AC
$25,142,400
Labelle, Florida
1,675 ± AC
$16,750,000
Vero Beach, Florida
2,622.40 ± AC
$15,235,000
Port Saint Lucie, Florida
3,756 ± AC
$14,900,000
Okeechobee, Florida
1,784 ± AC
$8,652,400
Lake Placid, Florida
413 ± AC
$6,500,000
Clewiston, Florida
660 ± AC
$5,027,200
Vero Beach, Florida
912.70 ± AC
$4,854,638
Citra, Florida
605 ± AC
$3,909,500
Vero Beach, Florida
598.14 ± AC
$3,675,000
Vero Beach, Florida
330 ± AC
$3,000,000
Fort Pierce, Florida
560.39 ± AC
$2,900,000
Sparr, Florida
308 ± AC
$2,156,000
LaBelle, Florida
294 ± AC
$2,058,000
Estero, Florida
373.40 ± AC
$2,000,000
Arcadia, Florida
240 ± AC
$1,800,000
Fort Pierce, Florida
674 ± AC
$1,700,000
Reddick, Florida
182 ± AC
$1,133,312
Lake Placid, Florida
140 ± AC
$686,000
Citra, Florida
115 ± AC
$647,970
Lake Wales, Florida
26 ± AC
$210,000
Vero Beach, Florida
561 ± AC
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