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Real estate investment opportunities

Class-A properties.
Monthly income.

Own shares in premium commercial and residential properties across Europe, the US, and emerging markets. Fractional ownership starting from $5,000, with fixed monthly returns directly to your account.

We acquire Class-A commercial properties, residential developments, and industrial assets across three continents. You receive fixed monthly income from rental yields and property appreciation—without the complexity of direct ownership.

Liquidity options. Flexibility when you need it.
While real estate is traditionally illiquid, OakBridge offers pathways to access your capital when circumstances change. Our secondary marketplace allows eligible investors to sell their positions to other qualified buyers—providing flexibility that traditional real estate investments cannot match.
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Liquidity cannot be guaranteed. Subject to demand.
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OUR PORTFOLIO

Diversified across property types and markets

We acquire premium properties across commercial, residential, and industrial sectors. Each asset is selected for its income potential, location quality, and appreciation prospects.

209 Active projects
258 Completed projects
$7+ billion Total portfolio value*

Learn more about the assumptions in this section, or view our full disclosure.

Industrial properties

Propelled by the popularity of e-Commerce, a growing need for logistical facilities and last-mile distribution centers near largely populated areas has made industrial space an attractive long-term investment. Our goal with these investments is to generate a consistent income from commercial tenants, and position ourselves to capture any appreciation in the value of these properties in supply-constrained areas.

Read more about our recent partnership with Saltbox →

2,310,800 Square footage for lease
Industrial property 1
Industrial property 2
Industrial property 3

* Total real estate value of projects invested in since inception of Rise Companies Corp sponsored real estate investment programs, as of 12/31/2022

Build-for-rent

A variety of trends have now led to a good share of the population in need of more living space which they can rent for some time. Currently, this demand for single-family rentals (SFRs) has helped drive a level of asset price appreciation uncommon in the world of real estate. By purchasing these homes in volume directly from homebuilders and leasing them up ourselves as stabilized communities, we believe we can get better prices—and returns—than buying the "finished product."

Read about our $500M funding by Goldman Sachs to expand SFR →

3,471 Single-family homes
30 U.S. Markets
Build for rent property 1
Build for rent property 2
Build for rent property 3
Transparent fee structure
No hidden costs. No surprises. You see exactly what you pay before investing—and your monthly returns are net of all fees.
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No membership dues
We are committed to clear, transparent pricing and our fees are based on your investment amount - nothing else. For our access feeders for direct funds, we charge a one-off setup fee of 1 - 0% and management fees of around 0.75 - 0.25%, depending on share class.
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No hidden fees
Each Key Investor Document clearly lays out fund-specific fees and models how fees impact investor returns.
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No GP bias
We don't accept incentives from GPs to add their funds to our platform. Instead, we remain fiercely objective when choosing the best opportunities.
Rental income and appreciation
Real estate generates returns through two channels: rental income and property appreciation. Our properties are leased to creditworthy commercial and residential tenants, providing stable monthly cash flow that we distribute directly to investors.
Beyond monthly income, you benefit from long-term appreciation as property values increase. Our investment committee targets markets with strong fundamentals—population growth, limited supply, and rising demand—to maximize total returns over your investment horizon.
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*Monthly distributions are subject to property performance and occupancy rates. The illustrative returns are not intended as a forecast of investment performance. Property values may fluctuate and past performance is not indicative of future results. Please review offering documents for complete details.
Important risk warning here
The illustrative cash flows are not intended as a demonstration or forecast of investment returns. They are provided as an example of typical cash flows for the types of investment vehicles included in the cash flow simulation. No specific cash flow are guaranteed and past performance is not indicative of future performance. Investors should only base investment decisions on the official offering documents of the respective OakBridge feeder fund and the target fund materials. We produce this model for illustrative purposes only and it should not be used to evaluate any specific investment opportunity. All forward-looking calculations are based on assumptions that OakBridge believes to be reasonable, but are subject to a wide range of risks and uncertainties. Actual results may differ significantly. Investments in private equity products are high risk and investors may lose all capital. The different return scenarios are based on fund level benchmark data sourced from Cobalt LP for the respective investment strategies. The favourable scenario takes into account the average TVPI of the last 10 years (2011 to 2020) from fund managers performing in the Upper Fence. Upper Fence performance is defined by Cobalt as the Q1 lower boundary plus 1.5*the interquartile range. This datapoint is used to identify outliers. TVPI stands for 'Total Value to Paid In' capital and refers to the ratio of the current value of remaining investments within a fund, plus the total value of all distributions to date, relative to the total amount of capital paid into the fund to date. The moderate scenario takes into account the average TVPI of the last 10 years (2011 to 2020) from fund managers performing in the first quartile threshold, defined as the top 25 percent. The unfavourable scenario takes into account the average TVPI of the last 10 years (2011 to 2020) from fund managers performing in the third quartile threshold, defined as a range up to the median (25.1 percent to 50 percent)

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