To buy this Bay Area home, you need Anthropic equity

Someone is making an unusual offer for 13 acres of land in Mill Valley, just north of South Francisco.

Homeowner and investment banker Storm Duncan created it LinkedIn page at home, which he said he “wants to change (…) with Anthropic equity.”

The San Francisco Standard reported that Duncan described this as “a play of sorts,” as he “is not very focused on AI economics in terms of the future demand for AI, and very focused on real estate,” while a young Anthropic employee could be “in a very different environment.”

Duncan asks potential buyers to email him to discuss the sale, but said it can be confidential and does not require the buyer to sell their property. On LinkedIn, he reported that the home buyer “will continue to retain 20% of the value of the shares exchanged at closing.”

Duncan, who described himself as a longtime Bay Area resident who moved to Miami during the pandemic, bought it property in 2019 $4.75 million. It currently has a “top VC,” he said, but declined to identify the VC.