Propio overtakes initial funding target of £300,000 in latest round

April 21, 2019
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British property investment firm, Propio, has announced the closing of its latest funding round, having hit its initial target of £300,000 which it received through crowdfunding platform Crowdcube. Over 325 investors have flocked to the real estate firm during this funding round, an impressive amount having only had a month to gather them.

As previously reported, Propio describes itself as the home of the Property ISA.  Its platform notably combines decades of property expertise with data and tech to engineer stable, property-backed, ISA-eligible investments that aren’t exposed to the usual fluctuations of the property market. The company reported:

“Property investing traditionally requires a significant amount of money, time and knowledge. But we’re on a mission to change all that. We’ve come up with an easier way for everyday people to access property investments. One that works for a new generation of investors but also helps build more much-needed homes in the UK.”

Propio’s community has also invested more than £8.5 million. The platform is also ranked in the top 10 investment companies on Trustpilot, have been all over the press & have delivered average returns of 6.5% to investors. 

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