
BrickX: Fractional real estate platform
Australian homes split into 10,000 “bricks” from about A$30, traded between investors on BrickX's own market.
Profile checked October 24, 2026
- Properties
- Listed value
- Funded
- Median yield
- 30-day change
- Share of index
What it costs
- To buy
- 0.5% of the price of each Brick you buyCharged on every buy order. A one-off A$10 membership fee is credited back to your wallet.
- Each year
- 6% plus GST of rent to the property manager, A$0.09 a Brick a year for audits and valuationsTaken out of each trust's rent before it is paid to you. The product disclosure statement also allows an investment management fee of up to 2.5% a year of gross assets, set per property in its disclosure document.
- To sell
- 0.5% of the price of each Brick you sellThe same 0.5% applies to capital returned when a property is sold and the trust wound up.
- Due diligence
- Up to 2.5% of the money a trust deploys, paid once at settlement
- Performance
- Up to 50% of returns above a trust's benchmark, only where its disclosure document sets one
Source: BrickX help centre and product disclosure statement, checked October 24, 2026.
How you exit
- Mechanism
- A per-property order book on the BrickX platform where buyers take the lowest listed price. If nobody buys, Brick holders can vote to sell the property and wind up the trust
- Lock-up
- None. You can list Bricks for sale any time after the property settles
- How often
- Any time the order book is open, proceeds land in your wallet when another investor buys
- Guaranteed
- No. BrickX says you cannot sell without a willing buyer and its disclosure statement calls the investment illiquid
Source: BrickX help centre, checked October 24, 2026.
What you own
- Structure
- A Brick is a unit in a BrickX Trust, a unit trust holding one property split into 10,000 Bricks. The trusts sit inside a managed investment scheme registered with ASIC, issued by BrickX Financial Services Limited under its Australian financial services licence, with legal title held by a custodianExplained on Managed investment schemes (ASIC), with every platform that uses it.
- Regulator
- ASIC, as a registered managed investment scheme under the Corporations Act
Source: BrickX help centre, checked October 24, 2026.
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About
BrickX is an Australian platform that divides a residential property into roughly 10,000 units called bricks, each holding a share of one property trust. Founded in 2014 and based in Sydney, it is a registered managed investment scheme regulated by ASIC. Investors receive their share of the net rent monthly and can buy or sell bricks on BrickX's own market rather than waiting for the property to be sold, and each property is independently revalued on a published schedule. A single investor may hold no more than a set percentage of any one property.
Property types
- Houses
- Units
- Multi-Unit
What you get
- ASIC-regulated managed investment scheme
- Monthly net rental income
- Daily secondary market
- Independent valuations
properties from BrickX
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