Variable MSRD of nine · scored for every 1 km site
Land has a balance sheet most buyers never see.
Beneath the surface of ostensibly unremarkable parcels may lie mineral deposits or other subsurface resources that fundamentally alter the long-run value proposition — yet these endowments are rarely reflected in the land prices accessible to non-specialist buyers. The information asymmetry between geological knowledge and market pricing is among the most durable in the entire real-asset universe.
Arcanium scores the density of known and inferred mineral occurrences in and around each square, capturing what the ground beneath a site is known to hold.
What this identifies is optionality: the right to benefit from extraction should future commodity prices, technology, or regulation make it viable. In many markets that optionality is effectively unpriced.
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