In the Mojave Desert, a gold rush sparks a mini real-estate boom for old mines
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Johannesburg, a mining town in the Mojave Desert, is witnessing a real-estate boom driven by increasing gold prices as demand for land with mining potential rises.
David Treadwell, a local real estate agent, reports a surge in buyers looking for patented mine claims, highlighting growing interest in mining properties.
Entrepreneur Sean Tucker is actively testing potential gold sites, indicating that the rise in gold prices is prompting new mining operations and exploration efforts.
Mining properties, ranging from small claims under $50,000 to larger ones worth several hundred thousand, are increasingly appealing due to the potential for gold extraction.
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