Investing in property means investing in our future, and this Article addresses the ways in which corporate ownership influences the future of society. First, it discusses the impact of corporations on government spending and the allocation of resources. The Article suggests that agents acting on behalf of investors are required to act in a way that maximizes return on investment. As a result, the strategies adopted to maximize such return on investment are unimportant, leading to corporate indifference in the creation of negative externalities. Second, the Article recommends ways in which businesses can move away from such indifference and become part of the solution. Specifically, it argues there should be a change in governance rules to consider all stakeholders (and not just shareholders) through benefit corporation law, and action should be taken at the investment stewardship level to avoid negative sum strategies. Finally, the Article concludes by proposing five principles the Author believes should be adopted by institutional investors to encourage looking beyond individual interests to the interests of society as a whole.