Every active capital allocator in U.S. land & development— tracked, structured and searchable inside CapitalStack.
Land and development real estate investors acquire raw and entitled land, fund horizontal infrastructure, and back ground-up construction across residential and commercial uses. Active players include master-planned community developers like Howard Hughes Holdings and Newland Communities, land bankers like Forestar Group and Green Brick Partners, and diversified developers like Hines and Related Companies. CapitalStack profiles each land and development investor's mandate, target markets, check size, and deal stage, from pre-entitlement land through delivered lots, alongside recent deal signals and verified contacts.
1,232 land and development investors tracked on CapitalStack.
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The NYC Council approved rezoning for seven housing developments across the five boroughs, including the Gotham Organization's Monitor Point project in Brooklyn and developments by Proto Property Services and Friedland Properties/Chapman Group, collectively enabling approximately 3,250 new homes. This is a regulatory approval milestone that removes zoning barriers for these projects to proceed, though no financing or capital provider activity is described in the article.
Realberry, a Colorado-based real estate developer, announced Avenue South, a 140-acre mixed-use district within its Centerra master-planned community in Loveland, Colorado, as the next offering on its expanded investment platform for accredited investors. The project is entering vertical construction phase and is designed to include residential, retail, office, hospitality, and mixed-use components anchored by major tenants including Whole Foods Market and Hensel Phelps headquarters.
The City of Miami secured a $193M construction permit for an 8-story, 257,000-square-foot civic center at Miami Freedom Park, a $1B mixed-use development anchored by Inter Miami CF's stadium. Construction topped off in July 2026 with Adler Development as developer and Moss Construction as general contractor, with completion expected spring 2028.
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