They’re Buying the Land Beneath Our Feet

Farmland isn’t flashy. It doesn’t post well on Instagram.

But it’s becoming one of the most sought-after assets for the ultra-wealthy.

Bill Gates owns over 275,000 acres.
Mark Zuckerberg is buying in Hawaii.
Even investment firms are scooping up rural land at scale.

So what do they know that we don’t?

They’re not buying it to farm.
They’re buying it for control.
– Of water.
– Of food.
– Of long-term value that doesn’t crumble with the stock market.

While most of us are watching crypto or scrolling Zillow, they’re making generational plays in places that the average investor hasn’t considered.

However, even if you can’t buy 100 acres tomorrow, you can start asking better questions:

– Where does value really come from?
– What’s the difference between what looks good and what lasts?
– Am I investing in things that feed hype… or security?

Land. Ownership. Simplicity.
This is the play.

If the billionaires are buying dirt, maybe it’s time we stop treating it like dust.