EVERLANDS DISTINCTIVE PROPERTIES
A popular writer of the Southern Gothic potboiler once wrote that "Land is the only thing in the world that amounts to anything, for 'tis the only thing in this world that lasts."
As assets go, land is incomparable. Over the course of history, we have killed for it, coveted it, horded it, mourned it, rhapsodized it and even named it, as if it were a family member. Given land's obvious power over our emotions and our actions, perhaps it truly is the only thing "that amounts to anything."
Through careful planning and strategic development, we can reconcile the goal of financially optimizing our only asset "that amounts to anything," with an almost primal desire to make that asset "last."
