As the global economy electrifies and digitizes simultaneously, one input remains absolutely fixed: land. Yet few investors are paying attention to how valuable it’s become—not for speculation, but for long-duration leases tied to infrastructure-grade demand.
In this episode, I expand on this week’s premium article to explore:
Why developers of solar farms, battery parks, and AI compute centers all require the same kind of land
The overlooked economics of 25–40 year land leases with CPI-linked escalators
The structural tailwinds benefitting publicly listed landowners, from REITs to utilities and surface rights holders
How a handful of companies are stacking lease revenue on top of existing asset bases—with minimal incremental risk
Whether you’re focused on real assets, income strategies, or infrastructure optionality, this episode offers a second-layer map of who’s really positioned to win.
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