Housing is often discussed as an investment class. Increasingly, it should be viewed as infrastructure.
Like transport or energy, housing underpins:
- Economic productivity
- Social stability
- Workforce mobility
This perspective explains why governments intervene, institutions invest, and regulation intensifies.
For investors, viewing housing as infrastructure reframes decision making:
• Longevity over liquidity
• Stability over speculation
• Alignment over arbitrage
At DXXV, this lens informs long-term strategy. Assets that serve essential needs tend to endure cycles better than those built on discretionary demand.