Invest
Most platforms raise capital. We raise it and pour the concrete.
Abranova has raised from accredited investors under an SEC-regulated framework since 2017. What is unusual is not the raise — it is that the same company then builds the building.
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Nova RTP 2680
83 residences and 288 beds of purpose-built student housing. Entitled, permitted, shovel-ready.
Where we sit
The platforms place your money. We put it in the ground.
Every platform on this list raises capital and places it with third-party sponsors. Abranova raises capital and builds the asset with its own crews. The construction margin, the schedule and the accountability stay in one place.
Real estate investment platforms
- Fundrise$7B387,000 investors
- Roofstock$5B400 investors
- EquityMultiple$4.4B17% total net return
- Crowdstreet$3.9B732+ deals funded
- Yieldstreet$3.4B430,172 investors
- DiversyFund$175M500,000 investors
- RealtyMogul$1B274,000 investors
- Grocapitus$1B900 investors
And on the construction side
Mosaic
$100M raised in venture funding, with a pipeline of over 5,000 residential units. A construction technology company, not an owner-builder.
Capital structure
How we are capitalised
Since our founding in 2017, most of our capital has come from accredited investors through an SEC-regulated framework. The offerings are made under the JOBS Act, signed into law in 2012, which allowed non-IPO companies to raise capital from the public.
We work with legal experts in the field to structure each offering and to file all public disclosure requirements. We have since expanded the investor base to include high-net-worth individuals and institutions.
- ~13%
- of American households qualify as accredited investors
- $73.3T
- of wealth held by accredited investor households
Net worth above $1 million, or annual income of at least $300,000.
Roughly 76.3% of all private wealth in America, as of 2020.
The opportunity
Why this, and why now
Six arguments. Each of them is a reason a vertically integrated builder can earn a return that a capital allocator alone cannot.
01
Integration creates arbitrage
Running development and construction under one roof lets decisions be made in real time, and opens a gap between the capital markets' perception of value and real construction cost. That gap is fee margin and profit.
02
The talent finally exists
Generational change has produced construction professionals who are tech-savvy and comfortable with a dynamic industry. Interdisciplinary hiring has made a transformative talent pool available to construction development for the first time.
03
The country is 5 million homes short
The United States needs to build more than five million homes to meet current housing demand. That shortfall is the demand side of everything we build.
04
A once mom-and-pop asset class institutionalised
Single-family and townhome rentals have been institutionalised, which creates room for a company like Abranova to take meaningful share in construction and development rather than competing lot by lot.
05
The JOBS Act opened the capital
The JOBS Act opened a door to trillions of dollars of accredited investor capital in the US for non-IPO companies like Abranova. Wealth creation across generations, and the legitimisation of virtual platforms through the pandemic, made that capital reachable.
06
Data now drives the decisions
Tools to work at data volumes that were not manageable before now drive our growth and efficiency decisions, and let us scale a vertically integrated construction company across markets using GIS and tracking technology.
Track record to date
- 324kSF
- Built and under management
- $65M
- Portfolio market capitalisation
- 16–24%†
- Average IRR
Historical average across realised projects, as reported in the company deck. Past performance is not indicative of future results; deal-level detail is available on request.
Offerings are made to accredited investors only
This website is for informational purposes only and does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy any security. Any offering will be made only to accredited investors pursuant to definitive offering documents. Forward-looking projections are estimates based on stated assumptions and are not guarantees of future performance.