We’re excited to introduce the Arrived Secondary Market—another step forward in our mission to make real estate investing more accessible and flexible for everyone. We’ve already made it easy to buy shares of rental properties, and soon, selling will be just as seamless.
In Summer 2025, investors will be able to buy and sell shares of rental properties and vacation rentals directly on the Arrived platform, providing new ways to manage and optimize their portfolios.
Traditional real estate has always been difficult to buy and even harder to sell. This marketplace changes that by offering greater liquidity, flexibility, and control, making it easier to adjust investments and seize new opportunities.
With the Arrived Secondary Market launch, investors have the potential to access investments in 400+ rental properties across 60 cities—including sought-after single family residential homes like The Lierly and The Soapstone, plus fan favorite vacation rentals like The BeatBox and The Byers.
For those looking to exit an investment before the typical hold period ends, the Secondary Market provides an early opportunity to sell shares, offering an alternative path to liquidity that wasn’t previously available. Whether adjusting your portfolio strategy or responding to changing financial goals, this marketplace is designed to give investors more ways to manage and shape their real estate investments.
What is the Arrived Secondary Market?
The Arrived Secondary Market is a new way for investors to trade shares of rental properties with other investors, allowing them to buy into missed properties or sell shares before a property reaches the end of its hold period.
Unlike traditional real estate investments, where liquidity can be challenging, the Arrived Secondary Market provides an accessible, market-driven solution that gives investors greater control over their portfolios.
Why it matters
The Arrived Secondary Market introduces a new level of flexibility to real estate investing, addressing a top request from investors seeking liquidity and expanded access to properties.
Here’s what makes it a game-changer:
- Quarterly liquidity – Investors will be able to buy & sell shares every quarter, offering more flexibility than traditional real estate investments.
- Access to missed opportunities – Investors can buy shares of properties they may have missed at the initial offering, unlocking more ways to diversify.
- The largest residential marketplace – With 400+ properties across 60+ cities, Arrived is building the most extensive marketplace of its kind.
By complementing the liquidity options available through Arrived’s Single Family Residential Fund and Private Credit Fund, the Secondary Market provides a peer-to-peer platform where investors can rebalance portfolios, shift allocations across markets, and gain exposure to previously unavailable properties. The market-driven pricing model allows investors to set their own buy and sell prices, ensuring transparency. As one of the most requested features, the Secondary Market enables investors to adapt their strategies over time, creating more opportunities for long-term portfolio growth.
How it works
- Properties become eligible for trading following their first Share Price update.
- The market opens for a one-week trading window each quarter.
- Investors can place limit orders, setting their preferred buy or sell price.
- Orders are matched in real-time when buy and sell prices align.
- Transactions are processed seamlessly with your connected bank account or existing Arrived cash balance.
What's next?
The Secondary Market has been through the SEC review process and are on track to launch Summer 2025. Between now and the launch date, we’ll continue to share updates, provide educational content, and ensure a seamless experience for investors.
Stay tuned for more details!
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