A $92 Million Land Deal Just Reset the Market — And It Could Unlock a Hidden Fortune Next Door
Earlier this month, a Florida land transaction closed with almost zero media coverage — but make no mistake: this was no ordinary deal.
A private developer paid nearly $93 million for a sprawling 2,700-acre property in Southwest Florida. On paper, it's just another real estate purchase. But for investors paying attention, it quietly revalued every acre around it — including one massive, publicly traded landholding directly next door.
The adjacent property is nearly twice the size. It has far more aggressive development plans. And thanks to this recent comp, the implied land value could exceed the entire enterprise value of the company that owns it.
Even more interesting? Wall Street hasn’t caught on yet. No sell-side coverage. No headlines. This might be one of the most asymmetric land-backed plays in the market today.
In this week’s full report, we walk through the deal math, apply updated comps, and outline why this sleepy company’s 4,600-acre parcel — and the 50,000+ acres it still controls beyond that — may be hiding hundreds of millions in untapped value.
If you’re interested in public companies with hard assets, low coverage, and explosive revaluation potential…
This is the one to read…