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How fragmented investment is making property more accessible

25 JUN 2020 • By Phillip Tarrant • 2 min read • Investor Strategy

For those that can’t afford investing in a full property or simply wish to diversify their portfolio, Bricklet creates the opportunity for independent part ownership of a property.

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In this episode of The Smart Property Investment Show, host Phil Tarrant is joined by the CEO of Bricklet, Darren Younger, to share the origin story of the property technology platform and the types of investors to whom Bricklet appeals.

Darren explains the difference between fragmented and fractional property, how asset value is determined when it’s time to sell your Bricklet, and where the future of the platform is headed.

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Phillip Tarrant

Phillip Tarrant

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Phillip Tarrant is one of Australia’s leading property commentators, with more than a decade at the forefront of conversations shaping the nation’s property investment market.

As the long-time host of the Smart Property Investment Show and a regular commentator across property, finance and business, Phillip has interviewed thousands of investors, economists, advisers, brokers, agents and industry leaders, giving him a unique perspective on the trends, policies and market forces influencing Australian property.

Beyond property commentary in the media, Phillip is an active property investor himself, with first-hand experience building and managing a diversified property portfolio across multiple markets and cycles. His insights combines this practical investor perspective with deep exposure to the broader property and financial services ecosystem.

Phillip is also CEO and co-founder of Managed, an Australian property payments and technology platform transforming the way property managers, landlords and tenants manage rental payments and property transactions.

Through his writing, podcasts and industry engagements, Phillip focuses on cutting through market noise, challenging conventional thinking and helping investors make more informed, strategic decisions. His commentary regularly explores property markets, lending, taxation, regulation, investment strategy and the changing dynamics of Australia’s housing sector.

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