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HoneyBricks: Fractional real estate platform, closed

Fractional stakes in institutional multifamily deals from $5,000, for accredited US investors. EquityMultiple acquired HoneyBricks in April 2024 and now manages every HoneyBricks investment, and no new HoneyBricks offerings are listed.

Profile checked October 24, 2026

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What happened at HoneyBricks

  1. April 2, 2024

    Acquired by EquityMultiple

    EquityMultiple took over every HoneyBricks investment and now services existing investors. No new HoneyBricks offerings have been listed since.

    Source: HoneyBricks homepage notice, checked October 24, 2026.

What it cost

To buy
None from HoneyBricksThe homepage FAQ says there are no fees to invest on the platform. The investment manager running each deal sets its own fees, which HoneyBricks does not publish.
Each year
Not publishedManager fees inside each deal are not published by HoneyBricks. Investment minimums of typically $5,000 are set by each manager.
To sell
NoneNo HoneyBricks fees for buyers or sellers on the secondary market. Blockchain network fees may apply to execute a transfer.

Source: HoneyBricks homepage FAQ, checked October 24, 2026.

How you exited

Mechanism
Bulletin board where eligible investors post private sale offers within a valuation range for other eligible investors, with a 30-day review window per offer and settlement in USDC on-chain
Lock-up
12 months under SEC Rule 144 for investors who joined through HoneyBricks (the page also says 6 months for investors already in a manager's private network)
How often
Not published
Guaranteed
No. Transfers depend on both the investment and the investor being eligible, and nothing on the page says a listed offer will find a buyer

Source: HoneyBricks secondary market page, checked October 24, 2026.

What you own

Structure
Equity in a deal-specific HoneyBricks LLC (HoneyBricks 001 LLC and so on) that co-invests in one multifamily project alongside an outside investment manager
Regulator
SEC Form D notices under Rule 506(b) of Regulation D, so accredited investors only, with self-accreditation at sign-up

Source: HoneyBricks 001 LLC Form D (SEC), checked October 24, 2026.

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About

HoneyBricks let accredited investors put $5,000 or more into apartment buildings that professional managers were already buying. Each deal sat in its own HoneyBricks LLC, which co-invested alongside the manager, and your return came from the building's rent and eventual sale. HoneyBricks itself charged nothing to invest, the manager's own fees inside each deal applied. What set it apart was a secondary market: after a 12-month hold you could post your stake on a bulletin board for other eligible investors, with transfers settled on a blockchain in USDC and no HoneyBricks fee on either side. A sale still needed a willing buyer and both parties had to pass eligibility checks, so it was never guaranteed. On 2 April 2024 EquityMultiple, a larger real estate investing platform, acquired HoneyBricks. The HoneyBricks site now says EquityMultiple manages all HoneyBricks investments and sends new investors there, and the HoneyBricks app no longer responds. Existing investors are serviced by EquityMultiple.

Property types

  • Multifamily

What you get

  • Pre-vetted multifamily deals alongside outside managers
  • No platform fees to invest
  • Accredited US investors only
  • Bulletin-board secondary market after 12 months
  • Settled on-chain in USDC
  • Now serviced by EquityMultiple

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