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Blockshares offers a variety of investment properties, own a piece with as little as a $5,000 investment.
This retail property is located on the busy intersection of Beltway 8 and Clay in Houston, Texas.
Currently occupied by a national tenant with over 150 locations, this mod...
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This cash flowing single story warehouse will be converted into a 4-story residential rental property. The ground floor will be leased to a commercial tenant(s), while the newly...
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The developer has secured a below market purchase price on the property.
Once existing tenants are vacated, the top 2 floors of this 50,000 foot former meat warehouse buil...
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The JOBS Act has led to the boom of crowdfunding platforms across many industries, and it seems like it is also poised to change the face of the real estate financing.
It's worked for films, political candidates and disaster relief, so why not real estate? Crowdfunding, the act of soliciting funds from the public, most recently via the Internet, is already a powerful tool, but, until today, was difficult to do in real estate.
Crowdfunding is rapidly changing the real-estate investment market, offering developers new ways to finance projects, small investors a way in, and the socially conscious an avenue to support their local communities
New U.S. securities laws intended to help startup companies raise money are poised to benefit real estate investors as well, allowing individuals to buy stakes in offices and other commercial buildings once off limits to them.
Crowdfunding is all the rage these days and real estate crowdfunding might be the prettiest girl at the ball.
