Even with higher interest rates, the U.S. housing market remains significantly underbuilt. That structural shortfall is fueling ongoing demand for construction materials – particularly softwood lumber, a key input for framing homes.
Softwood lumber consumption is expected to rise, supported by suburban migration and new housing starts. For timberland investors, this demand trend offers multiple tailwinds:
- Exposure to the steady need for building materials
- Potential for consistent income through timber harvests
- Long-term upside from land appreciation.
Housing demand isn’t going away, and we believe timberland is well positioned to benefit.
If you’re an RIA looking to diversify client portfolios with real assets like timberland, let’s talk.
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