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For decades, small es have been priced out of real estate designed for giants.
Meanwhile, demand for local trade space has never been higher — leaving a critical gap in that fuel America’s growthOne company is looking to change real estate for people on both sides of the equation.
BUILT by Mainstreet has developed a portfolio of real estate opportunities, with a focus on small bay, flex industrial spaces that vide -ready capabilities with maximum flexibility for tradespeople, HVAC installers, small-scale e-commerce companies, and local manufacturers.
Vacancy rates for small-bay industrial spaces are below 5% nationally, yet new construction lags far behind demand.
BUILT was created to solve this mismatchThese high-growth assets have remained stable through recent recessions, and rent collections consistently rank in the top tier of asset types, even during downturns.Every ject s a six-month build cycle with pre-leasing built in, reducing downtime and accelerating cash flow.BUILT targets an 8% preferred annual distribution, with modeled scenarios of 2–3x total return over 4–5 years.
While results are never guaranteed, early jects BUILT Zionsville Road in Indianapolis have already demonstrated strong traction.These opportunities are open to everyday investors through a Regulation A+ Offering for a minimum investment of $500, though accredited investors can get more competitive returns with a $15,000 minimum investment.
Bringing Economic Growth to America’s Underserved Population growth, onshoring, and e-commerce trends are driving sustained demand for localized, modern industrial facilities.
In fact, small-bay industrial perties (under 50,000 sq.
ft.) have less than 5% vacancy nationally and remain critically undersupplied in high-growth Midwest — nationwide, there is a $2.3B annual unmet demand for small-bay, flex industrial spaces.Mainstreet has an identified pipeline of jects in growth Indiana that support local small expansion, job creation, and infrastructure investment.
The Zionsville Road ject became cash-flow positive on Day One, with 50% of space leased in the first week — outperforming underwriting and validating demand.
With three additional Indiana jects ready to break ground, BUILT is ving it can der speed, scale, and stability.
Behind every lease is a owner — an HVAC company, a family-run e-commerce shop, a local manufacturer — getting space they need to grow.
BUILT supports real people, real jobs, and real economiesThe jects are typically multi-tenant and easily adaptable, with the potential for strong tenant retention and lease resilience.
It’s a strategy built on speed, scale, and stability.The best part? Mainstreet doesn’t need to raise 10 million dollars before ground.
They can raise as little as $1 million, build quickly, and then lease — and repeat.Tangible Investments With Real Impact Mainstreet assets are structured to begin distributions once jects stabilize, offering a potential income alongside long-term equity growth.Mainstreet offers two investment opportunities: Spark Fund One, open to accredited and non-accredited investors ($500 minimum), and the Mainstreet Opportunity Fund, only open to accredited investors ($15,000 minimum).
Investors will be joining a team that has developed over 60 ground-up developments, transacted on $2B+ in acquisition and development activity, and launched two IPOs, including one company that was acquired by Welltower for more than $1 billion.
The team has led multiple public real estate portfolios, dering repeatable outcomes with Mode MobileDealMakerAccreditedReg AMin.
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