Your Next Real Estate Investment Costs Just 1,000 Euros

  • Startup BrickVest seeks to cut out specialist funds and banks
  • Will create primary and secondary market for real estate deals

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Roll your dice. Pass “Go.” Collect $200. Buy a railway station.

In reality, investing in commercial real estate has never been as simple as Monopoly makes it seem. Individuals generally can’t buy directly into commercial property development deals at all. But now U.K. startup BrickVest is seeking to do something vaguely reminiscent -- it’s bringing big-time commercial real estate development direct to Europe’s monied masses.