BRXXR is launching in Florida. Offerings will open only after SEC qualification under Regulation A, through our FINRA-member broker-dealer partner. Status: our Form 1-A offering statement is in preparation. No offering is open, no money is accepted, and any interest you indicate is non-binding. SEC qualification is not an approval or endorsement of any offering. Read legal disclaimer →

BRXXR

Own a Share of Real PropertiesBrix by Brix

Explore real properties and their stories, one share at a time.

Free to join. Offerings, if any, only after SEC qualification.

Explore our marketplace

Properties will appear here once evaluated. Join BRXXR free to be notified.

How?

How does BRXXR work?

Explore a property

Read the property facts and estimates.

Follow its progress

Test-the-Waters interest is non-binding; no money is accepted.

Participate when eligible

Offerings open only after SEC qualification.

Why?

Why invest in real properties?

01

Shares from $100

02

Professionally managed property

03

Distributions from rent, not guaranteed

BRXXR

Test the Waters

Explore our marketplace

Read the property facts and estimates.

No offering is open, no money is accepted.

Distributions, if any, are paid through the transfer agent; frequency to be confirmed.

Investors pay no trading fees

Own a piece of an income-producing property

Join BRXXR free

Frequently asked questions

What is BRXXR?

BRXXR is the real estate marketplace for homeowners, tenants, realtors and investors.

Does BRXXR own the properties?

No. Each owner contributes the home to its own property series, and the series owns the home. The owner receives shares equal to their equity (value less the mortgage payoff) less the 3% fee shares. BRXXR provides the technology and administration and never holds more than 5% of any property.

What is Test-the-Waters?

Before an offering is qualified by the SEC, approved properties are shown so investors can signal interest. It is non-binding, no money is accepted, and it helps decide which properties move into fractionalization.

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