Landed
by Landed · Managed employer housing endowment programmes for health systems and colleges
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Overview
Landed sets up and runs housing loan programmes for healthcare and education employers. The employer funds a housing endowment that co-invests up to 40% of a home's price with selected staff, cutting their financing costs by almost 50%, while Landed handles administration and compliance. Participants must exit the programme when they leave, and capital is recycled to the next participant.
- Best for
- Health systems and colleges in high-cost markets wanting an employer-funded housing benefit.
- Pricing
- The captured text shows no prices, fees or plans; the only stated next step is booking a call.
Strengths and trade-offs
Strengths
- Landed handles programme administration and compliance
- Endowment co-invests up to 40% of the home price with staff
- Capital is recycled to the next participant when staff leave
- Published case studies from Montage Health and one large system
Trade-offs
- Employer must commit endowment capital, not just a benefits budget
- Participants must exit the programme when they leave the employer
- Offered only to education and healthcare employers
- No pricing or fees shown; engagement starts with a sales call
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“RECRUIT. RETAIN.EMPOWER.”
- Angle: Outcome / benefit-led
- Hero: Illustration
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