The residential shortage isn't going away — and that changes how we underwrite
Structural undersupply in key urban markets is now a decade-long story. We look at what it means for long-hold property investors.
Read →Not market commentary. Perspective pieces on what we're seeing across public markets, property, and venture — written when we have something worth saying.
The narrative around European equities has been bleak for three years. We think that's created a handful of genuinely interesting situations in smaller companies with real earnings, no debt, and management teams that own meaningful stakes. Here's how we're thinking about it.
Read the piece →Structural undersupply in key urban markets is now a decade-long story. We look at what it means for long-hold property investors.
Read →After five years of pre-seed investing, a few patterns have emerged about what separates the companies that make it from those that don't.
Read →The hardest thing in investing isn't finding good ideas. It's doing nothing when you already own them.
Read →The debate between "quality" and "value" investing has always struck us as slightly confused. Here's how we think about it instead.
Read →Large commercial projects get all the coverage. We've found that the most interesting returns in property are often in the middle — projects too small for institutions, too complex for amateurs.
Read →The category has matured significantly. We share what's changed about our thesis and which problems we think are genuinely unsolved.
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