New Fund Targets Income and Growth via U.S. Land Investments
SYDNEY — Walton Global has launched a U.S. Land Income & Growth Fund to attract international investors, focusing on generating income and long-term capital appreciation through residential land investments across the United States. The private investment vehicle, announced this week, aims to alleviate the housing supply imbalance according to Walton Global.
The fund, which completed its first close in October 2025, is structured to offer exposure to U.S. real assets. This initiative follows Walton Global‘s previous launches of investment vehicles in Japan and Hong Kong, indicating a strong international interest in U.S. land-backed strategies. “The fund is intended for institutional and high-net-worth investors seeking stable income and long-term growth,” said Tim Haywood, Managing Director, Middle East at Walton Global.
Investment Strategy and Market Context
According to the company, the fund employs a hybrid strategy, providing short- to mid-term financing to major U.S. homebuilders, secured by first-lien interests in residential land. The initiative is designed for early opportunities in the housing value chain, with an emphasis on land-secured positions to limit reliance on leverage. Walton Global confirmed the fund’s Shariah-compliance, expanding its accessibility to investors with Islamic finance requirements.
This move by Walton Global comes amid growing demand for U.S. residential land as a reliable asset class. The fund is available through various global investment platforms and is registered in the Cayman Islands, regulated by the Cayman Islands Monetary Authority. Walton Global Holdings, LLC is responsible for managing land-related activities, reinforcing the company’s longstanding expertise in land investment. the fund aims to capitalise on emerging market trends, ensuring that investors have access to new opportunities while adhering to sustainable principles in land development.
Source: newshub.medianet.com.au
Last updated: 1 April 2026, 10:31 am
