Misland Capital is a London-based single-family office investing for the Green family across a diversified portfolio. Real estate is one part of its wider multi-asset mandate, alongside private equity, public markets and other real assets. Its disclosed strategy emphasizes long-only private-equity funds, co-investments and direct deals, with investments diversified across asset classes, geographies and managers. Its documented property interests include Caribbean hospitality and London residential property: Misland acquired Sugar Beach, a Viceroy resort in St Lucia, in 2019, and bought Oceanic House, the former White Star Line offices in London's West End, in 2012, before its restoration into seven residences. Sugar Beach is a 96-room resort at the Pitons in St Lucia. Oceanic House is a 33,000-square-foot historic building in central London. For real estate sponsors, Misland's distinguishing feature is a family-office mandate combining fund exposure with co-investments and direct deals, offering more than one route for a potential capital partnership.