Why Industrial Property Suits Patient Capital
Simple buildings, valuable land and long leases: the case for owning the unglamorous.
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Notes on patient capital: how we think about durable businesses, commercial property, family office structures, intergenerational wealth and risk. General information about our own approach, never advice.
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Simple buildings, valuable land and long leases: the case for owning the unglamorous.