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Bricksave

Bricksave

Financial Services

Real estate investment made easy.

About us

Bricksave is the global real-estate platform that makes low-risk investment into institutional grade properties around the world accessible and hassle-free. Bricksave provides individuals direct access to institutional grade real estate investments that were previously only accessible to experienced, qualified, High Net Worth Investors. The platform offers investments from as little as $1,000 into a global portfolio of investments in an easy to use, hassle free, fully automated process. Investors can set up an online account and in three simple steps own income-generating real estate investments without any of the barriers to entry, expertise or legal requirements usually required for this kind of investment.

Website
https://www.bricksave.com/
Industry
Financial Services
Company size
11-50 employees
Headquarters
London
Type
Privately Held
Founded
2015
Specialties
Crowdfunding, Real Estate, Finance, Investment, Real Estate Crowdfunding, Alternative investment, and Real Estate Investment

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  • View organization page for Bricksave

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    $150,000. Three ways to invest it in property. Every single cost on the table — including ours. 📊 Buy a whole rental house in Cleveland from abroad and the listing whispers 10%+. The honest number, after tax, insurance, remote management, vacancy and surprise repairs, is closer to 4–5% a year (excluding appreciation)* — and every 2am "the boiler is broken" call is yours. Buy a flat in your own city and you skip the distance. But now your rent, your home, your pension and your job all ride on the same economy and the same currency. Or... Split it across five fractional properties. We published the full cost sheet of a live Bricksave home — down to our own $12,864 fee (property dependant) — plus the gap between our targeted and actual returns (8.42% delivered as of Q1 2026*). Income paid monthly in US dollars. Zero landlord hours 👍 Read the full comparison → https://lnkd.in/euCt2ZjV Capital at risk. #RealEstateInvesting #FractionalOwnership #PropertyInvestment #PassiveIncome #Bricksave

    • The honest $150,000 - direct vs fractional property investment
  • Everyone wants a piece of New York real estate. Almost no one gets in at this price per square foot. In Manhattan, the best deals seldom reach a listing. This one reached a family office first — they just anchored our latest deal with US$2m. We've opened the rest to select Bricksave investors. 110 West 26th Street is a seven-storey loft building in Chelsea, Manhattan — bought at roughly $417 per square foot, against an estimated $1,000–$1,200 to build comparable product new. The mechanics are simple: 14 under-rented units, ~92% occupied, repositioned through a phased light renovation that keeps income flowing during the works. Acquired from a motivated seller under time pressure. Base case targets a 21.3% net IRR and 1.8× equity multiple over a three-year hold, behind an 11% preferred return. Roughly US$2.5m of the allocation remains. Bricksave clients can review the full deck and reserve a stake. #RealEstateInvesting #Manhattan #PrivateEquity #PropertyInvestment #Bricksave

    • Modern loft with industrial charm - 110 West 26th St, Manhattan
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    A property that tripled in value still left Argentine investors behind. Here's the arithmetic. Between 2020 and 2025, US residential property rose 54.9%. Most Latin American investors didn't participate in that. They didn't make a bad decision at the time. Because they were measuring returns in local currency, and the local currency was quietly losing ground against the dollar. Argentina is the extreme case — the peso lost more than 95% of its dollar value over six years. A property that tripled in peso terms still left investors behind in real terms. But Brazil and Colombia tell similar, slower versions of the same story. The gap isn't just about currency. A 4% local yield compounded over five years grows capital by ~22%. An 8% dollar-denominated yield grows it by ~47%. Before any exchange rate moves, that's the starting differential. We've published an analysis of what the numbers actually show — not rhetorically, arithmetically. #RealEstateInvesting #LatinAmerica #USDInvesting #PortfolioDiversification

  • The unsexy real estate play is often the most profitable one. Most international investors comparing U.S. real estate are trapped in the same binary: the big cities. Strong narratives. Brutal entry prices. Here's the maths: ➡️ $700,000 down payment in San Francisco Bay = modest condo at 3–4% annual rental yield ➡️ Same $700,000 in Cleveland = entire property portfolio at 5–6% net. The difference isn't volatility or speculation. It's structural. Cleveland's rental market grew 8.5% in the first half of 2025—outpacing price appreciation. Meanwhile, inventory stabilized at healthy levels (1.47-month supply, up 8.59% YoY). No bubble. No feeding frenzy. Two fully funded Bricksave properties show this in practice: • 19005 Pawnee Avenue, Euclid: $172K invested, 5.41% rental yield, 10.84% annualized total return • 19013 Pawnee Avenue, Jefferson: $196K invested, 6% rental yield, 11.43% annualized total return You're generating $9,750 in annual rental income from a $195K investment starting day one. Income, not projection. The unsexy truth: Cleveland won't make lifestyle magazine covers. Its median home price won't triple in five years. The Cleveland Clinic isn't moving. The regional economy—healthcare, advanced manufacturing, tech, financial services—continues absorbing professional talent and young families priced out of coastal metros. For international investors new to U.S. real estate, this is harder to pitch than "San Fran is hot." It's also considerably more profitable. Full analysis: https://lnkd.in/eqCrBgEN Explore properties: https://lnkd.in/ecKKUGVE #RealEstateInvesting #Cleveland #InternationalInvestors #RentalYield

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  • The biggest risk right now isn’t investing… It’s doing nothing while an opportunity is here. When deploying capital from Latin America into US residential real estate, there's a currency advantage you need to know about. Not because the dollar is collapsing, but because your local currency's strength against it creates a measurable advantage right now. We've been tracking this closely. Colombia: The Advantage Is Real: A Colombian investor looking to deploy $10,000 USD should pay attention. Today: Converting $10,000 requires 36.72 million Colombian pesos at 3,672 COP/USD. Later in 2026: That same $10,000 USD will require 37.73 million pesos—an additional 1.01 million pesos out of pocket. That's real money. Why? 2026 growth prospects are expected to deteriorate and rate differentials compress. Growth is slowing. The central bank is cutting rates. When your central bank eases whilst the US Federal Reserve holds steady, depreciation typically follows. For Colombian investors, a currency advantage exists today. Converting sooner captures your current favourable rate before gradual depreciation accelerates. That 1 million peso difference is worth acting on. The conversation shouldn't be "is now perfect timing?" It should be: "Does this investment make sense, and what's my home currency situation?" Argentina and Uruguay? It's currently more about property fundamentals. An 8–10% US rental yield beats 2–3% locally, regardless of near-term FX moves. For everyone: Yes, the Iran conflict has created huge uncertainty. Yes, recession risk is real. But cash buyers have a fundamentally different risk profile than mortgage borrowers betting on appreciation. We've written a detailed analysis covering currency dynamics across all three countries, recession scenarios, and the maths behind why this works right now. Read it here: https://lnkd.in/e3Rmtdpm #RealEstateInvesting #RealEstateCrowdfunding #LatAmInvestors #USRealEstate #DollarInvesting #RealEstateMarket2026

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    Geopolitical events rarely impact real estate directly — but they do reshape the forces that drive it. The current conflict involving Iran is creating chaos in global markets via: → Rising energy prices ⛽ → Persistent inflation pressure 📈 → Higher-for-longer interest rates And that has real implications for U.S. residential property. What’s interesting is this: while higher rates may slow price growth, they can actually strengthen rental demand — particularly in affordable, income-driven markets. In our latest analysis, we break down what this means for investors focused on: • Consistent cash flow over a 3–4 year horizon 💰 • Downside protection in uncertain markets 🛡️ • Exposure to resilient U.S. housing markets 🇺🇸 We also explore why cities like Cleveland, Chicago and San Antonio continue to stand out in this environment. The conclusion may be counterintuitive: In periods of volatility, income-producing residential real estate can become more—not less—attractive. 📄 Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/eS28qqFZ If you're considering how to position your portfolio in the current environment, feel free to reach out or connect. #RealEstateInvestment #RealEstateCrowdfunding #PassiveIncome #PropertyInvestment #USRealEstate #InvestmentStrategy #Inflation #Geopolitics

  • Cleveland has started 2026 as it finished 2025 - standing out as one of the strongest-performing U.S. residential markets 📊   In our latest analysis, we explore why Cleveland’s combination of affordable entry prices, resilient rental demand and steady price growth is proving such a compelling real estate investment.    Bricksave now has multiple Cleveland properties under management, all performing in line with expectations and on track to deliver annualised returns in excess of 10%. 📈    🔎 Why Cleveland continues to outperform:    • Strong rental fundamentals and demand stability  • Attractive yields supported by below-average pricing  • Favourable landlord dynamics  • Proven performance across single-family and small multi-unit assets    👉 Read the full market insight here:  https://lnkd.in/esF4mMez  #RealEstateInvestment #PropertyMarkets #Cleveland #USRealEstate #PortfolioDiversification #Bricksave #IncomeInvesting 

  • Markets have become reactive again. Stocks swing on policy soundbites. Bonds move on inflation expectations. Funds and ETFs follow the momentum. For many investors — particularly those investing for income — that level of volatility can feel uncomfortable. Residential real estate tends to behave differently. Rents are contractual. Demand for housing doesn’t disappear overnight. Returns move more slowly and, in many cases, more predictably. At Bricksave, investors know broadly what their investment is expected to generate each month over a typical four-year term, with target annualised returns of 8–10%. No daily price charts. No reacting to headlines. Just income from real, income-producing assets. In uncertain times, stability has value. If you’d like to explore how it works, take a look at our current opportunities: https://lnkd.in/ey6c7BRb #RealEstateInvesting #PropertyInvestment #IncomeInvesting #PortfolioDiversification #AlternativeInvestments #Bricksave

  • Markets have become reactive again. Stocks swing on policy soundbites. Bonds move on inflation expectations. Funds and ETFs follow the momentum. For many investors — particularly those investing for income — that level of volatility can feel uncomfortable. Residential real estate tends to behave differently. Rents are contractual. Demand for housing doesn’t disappear overnight. Returns move more slowly and, in many cases, more predictably. At Bricksave, investors know broadly what their investment is expected to generate each month over a typical four-year term, with target annualised returns of 8–10%. ❌ No daily price charts. ❌ No reacting to headlines. ❌ Just income from real, income-producing assets. In uncertain times, stability has value. If you’d like to explore how it works, take a look at our current opportunities: https://lnkd.in/ey6c7BRb #RealEstateInvesting #PropertyInvestment #IncomeInvesting #PortfolioDiversification #AlternativeInvestments #Bricksave

  • Cómo generar un rendimiento anualizado del 9,9 % con la gestion activa de inmuebles en Chicago ? Cuando una propiedad de inversión en Chicago llegó al final de su plazo, la opción más fácil era venderla inmediatamente. Pero las cifras decían lo contrario. Evaluamos tres estrategias de salida: ·     Vender en las condiciones actuales: venta prevista de 110 000 dólares → pérdida neta de 6500 dólares. ·     Reparaciones esenciales: venta prevista de 125 000 dólares → beneficio neto de 2000 dólares. ·     Reparaciones completas: venta prevista de 155 000 dólares → beneficio neto de 19 000 dólares. Aconsejamos maximizar el valor mediante una renovación completa, y los inversores estuvieron de acuerdo. El resultado: ·     Precio de venta final: 155 000 dólares ·     Ingresos netos por la venta: 120 217 dólares. ·     Coste total de la renovación: 20 000 dólares. ·     Beneficio neto total: 38 084 dólares (ingresos por alquiler + revalorización – comisión de rendimiento). ·     Periodo de tenencia: 48 meses. ·     Rentabilidad anualizada: 9,9 %. Este resultado pone de relieve el valor de la gestión activa de activos, desde la toma de decisiones estratégicas hasta la ejecución y la salida. Así es como el despliegue disciplinado del capital y la gestión activa pueden mejorar sustancialmente los resultados de los inversores. Eche un vistazo a las estrategias y oportunidades actuales aquí. #InversiónInmobiliaria #InversiónEnPropiedades #GestiónDeActivos #EstrategiaDeInversión #InversiónPasiva #CreaciónDeValor #PropiedadesEnEEUU

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