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[ About ]

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Longview deploys capital to develop land into purpose-built rental housing designed for long-term ownership. As developers and builders, we work from the ground up—owning the land, designing in-house, and controlling cost, quality, and risk from day one.

Our work spans three complementary asset classes: Lot & Loft for small-footprint density housing, Field & Frame for rural rental homes built on land-first principles, and Block & Main for walkable, village-scale multifamily.

The focus is simple—durable housing, consistent cash flow, and disciplined long-term holds. We’re not chasing exits. We’re building assets meant to last.

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[ Types ]

Asset Classes

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Field & Frame

Field & Frame is a land-first rental model rooted in rural and agricultural contexts. We acquire and hold land, then work directly with local planning and zoning authorities to design low-impact rental housing that preserves open space and the character of the surrounding landscape. Homes are compact by design, emphasizing efficient footprints and durable materials.

These rentals serve growing families and working households seeking clean, comfortable homes with room to live—space for gardens, small animals, and open views—without the burden of oversized rural houses. The tenant profile supports longer stays and stable demand.

From an ownership perspective, Field & Frame prioritizes controlled development risk and long-term performance. By combining land ownership, restrained design, and durable construction, this asset class delivers rental housing intended to be held and operated long term.

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Lot & Loft

Lot & Loft focuses on small-footprint, detached rental housing designed to add density without sacrificing livability. We identify infill and edge-of-town lots and work within local zoning frameworks to develop vertical homes that fit their sites and surrounding neighborhoods. Design is handled in-house with draftsmen and architects, allowing for efficient layouts, controlled construction costs, and durable execution.

These homes are built up rather than spread out, using narrow footprints, private entries, and proven materials that support long-term ownership. The result is rental housing that feels residential, not transient—serving tenants who value privacy, functionality, and proximity to work and daily amenities.

Lot & Loft is built for durability and demand. Thoughtful density, disciplined development, and straightforward construction support stable occupancy and long-term relevance across market cycles.

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Block & Main

Block & Main is walkable, village-scale urban multifamily developed in coordination with city planners and zoning authorities. We acquire infill sites and develop three-story buildings with 10–15 units designed to fit established neighborhoods. Design emphasizes pedestrian access and durable materials.

These rentals serve working professionals and small households prioritizing proximity to employment and services. The tenant profile supports stable occupancy and consistent urban demand.

From an ownership perspective, Block & Main requires disciplined site selection and municipal coordination. By controlling development from acquisition through construction, this asset class delivers urban rental housing built to be held long term.

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We are dedicated to reshaping how rental housing is developed and held. Our projects are driven by disciplined planning and builder-led execution—grounded in land ownership, durable construction, and thoughtful density—while remaining aligned with local context and long-term community needs.

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Our Founder

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Ron Gantt

Ron Gantt is a developer and builder focused on creating rental housing built to be held. His work is grounded in land ownership, disciplined planning, and hands-on execution—designing and constructing assets that serve real families and perform over the long term.

With a background spanning construction, development, and operations, Ron works closely with architects, planners, and local jurisdictions to deliver housing that is economical to build, durable to own, and appropriate to its setting. His approach favors restraint over speculation, proven materials over trends, and long-term ownership over short-term exits.

Longview Capital was formed to reflect that philosophy: build from the ground up, control risk through process, and hold assets that remain relevant across market cycles.

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Working with Ron was a strong experience from start to finish. The first investment was well-managed and performed as expected, which made us confident moving forward into the next opportunity.

Ron is a clear communicator, highly detail-oriented, and operates with transparency and integrity. He’s a true professional and someone we trust as a long-term business partner.

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[ FAQ ]

Common Questions

Longview Capital develops land into purpose-built rental housing designed for long-term ownership. We operate as developers and builders, managing projects from land acquisition through design, construction, and operations.
We focus on three development asset classes: Lot & Loft, Field & Frame, and Block & Main. Each is designed to serve a specific tenant profile while supporting durable, long-term ownership.
An accredited investor is an individual or entity that meets financial criteria established by the SEC, generally based on income or net worth thresholds.
Accredited status is determined by financial qualifications, not by application. Individuals typically confirm status through income, net worth, or third-party verification and should consult a financial or legal advisor if unsure.
A real estate syndication is a structure where multiple investors pool capital to develop or acquire property that would be difficult to pursue individually, with an active sponsor managing the project.
No. Longview Capital does not publicly offer or solicit investments on this website. Any future opportunities would be presented privately and in compliance with applicable securities laws.
This website is intended to educate visitors on our development philosophy, asset classes, and long-term ownership approach.
Yes. Longview develops rental housing with the intent of long-term ownership. We control projects from land acquisition through construction and ongoing operations.
Longview focuses on land development opportunities where zoning, planning coordination, and market fundamentals align with our development asset classes. Project locations are evaluated based on land quality, regulatory environment, and long-term tenant demand.
Our approach emphasizes durable, economical materials and designs built for relevance across market cycles. We work with in-house draftsmen and architects to create purpose-built rental housing that serves tenant needs while supporting long-term operational efficiency.
Longview operates as both developer and builder. We maintain in-house capabilities including design coordination with draftsmen and architects, and we prioritize control over construction quality and project timelines.
Longview develops rental housing for long-term ownership. Hold periods are determined by asset performance and market conditions, not arbitrary timelines.
Yes. Longview maintains operational oversight of developed properties to ensure they perform as intended for both tenants and the underlying investment structure.