Land First. Build to Hold. Own Long Term.

Our Team

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Wiliam Dale

Analytical and disciplined, our acquisitions manager identifies and evaluates land and development opportunities aligned with our long-term strategy. They focus on feasibility, planning alignment, and risk management from the outset.

Acquisitions
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Sandy Parks

Focused, disciplined, and detail-driven, our Financial Controller is the backbone of Longview Capital’s financial operations. They bring clarity to the numbers, safeguard accuracy, and support smart, long-term decisions with confidence and care.

Controler
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Marketing Director

Eleanor Worthy

Grounded in strategy and execution, our marketing director shapes how Longview’s story is told. They connect disciplined development with thoughtful communication to reach the right audience.

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General Partner

Ron Gantt

Focused on oversight and execution, our general partner is responsible for guiding development and operations. They maintain alignment across planning, construction, and long-term ownership.

[ About ]

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Longview Capital is a developer-builder focused on transforming land into purpose-built rental housing for long-term ownership. We manage the full development lifecycle, from land acquisition and zoning coordination through design, construction, and ongoing operations.

Our work spans three development asset classes—Lot & Loft, Field & Frame, and Block & Main—each tailored to its land context while adhering to the same principles: disciplined land use, durable construction, and relevance across market cycles.

Projects are designed in-house, coordinated with local planning authorities, and built using economical materials selected for long-term performance. Longview develops rental housing intended to be owned and operated over time.

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[ HISTORY ]

Longview Capital was founded on the principle that land development and long-term ownership create better outcomes than short-term speculation. The firm began by identifying gaps in the rental housing market—specifically the need for purpose-built homes that serve tenants well while supporting durable investment performance.

From the beginning, the focus has been on controlling the development process. Rather than relying on third-party builders or conventional acquisition models, Longview established in-house capabilities to manage site selection, design, construction, and operations. This approach allows for tighter cost control, material specification, and alignment with long-term hold strategies.

The three asset classes—Lot & Loft, Field & Frame, and Block & Main—emerged from analyzing where land-based development could meet unmet tenant demand. Each reflects a commitment to thoughtful density, zoning coordination, and construction built to last across market cycles.

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