In Mill Valley, north of San Francisco, there is a 13-acre property owned by investment banker Storm Duncan. He specifically created a LinkedIn page for the property, hoping to exchange it for equity in Anthropic, stating that this is for the purpose of diversifying his assets. Duncan has made relatively few investments in the AI field, with a high proportion of his assets in real estate, while the asset allocation of young employees at Anthropic is the opposite. Interested potential buyers can negotiate via email, and the transaction will be conducted privately. Buyers do not need to sell their equity directly, and during the equity lock-up period, homebuyers can also retain 20% of the appreciation gains. Duncan has long resided in the San Francisco Bay Area but moved to Miami during the pandemic. He purchased the property for $4.75 million in 2019. Currently, the property is rented by a well-known venture capital investor, whose identity Duncan declined to disclose.