are these reasons enough for their selling their land:

three thousand dollars per acre of land in the northern half of the state of
georgia approximately within 50-100 miles (or however many miles) of the
metropolitan atlanta area is seemingly financially better for the owners than
the slow demand for wood

in order to partially payoff their debt from their mergers and acquisitions

i suppose they don't generally sell their lands until the ready timber is
harvested (?), or is the demand so low that it's not as important (?)

and is now the time to buy land when so much is being offered?

and where would you buy if cheap acres of land were available?