Land cultivated for corn and beans transitioning to host a permanent neighborhood integrated into a regenerative farm.
Named after the Hickory Run slough running through the property, this site is transitioning corn and beans into a family-oriented mixed-use neighborhood that embraces locally grown food cultivated on-site.
I'm Horatio, Hamlet's guide. Ask about the research, the places, or how the work is done, and I'll point you to the right pages and people.
Investors
Hamlet places disciplined, patient capital into land-based communities, early and alongside the people building them. Tell the desk who you are, or ask Horatio about our approach and the places, and the team will find time to talk.
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Contact
Horatio, the desk's assistant, reads every message, works out who should hear it, and routes you fast. Or write to team@hamlet.capital directly.
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A grade
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Did you know
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Our part
We built this site to weigh almost nothing. No video, no tracking scripts, two typefaces, static pages, and images that load only when you reach them. The result is a page that emits a fraction of the average, which is why it rates A, among the cleanest pages tested on earth.
Green hosting
We build for the lightest possible footprint and host with renewable energy in mind, measured against the standards of The Green Web Foundation.
