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10/23/2026

A first look at what we are building in Berkeley.

2425 Durant is a ground-up development: 20 stories, one block from UC Berkeley. Unlike most of what we offer, you are seeing this one early, before it is built. We will keep pulling the curtain back as it comes together.

When it opens, it will be open to accredited investors. If that is you and you want the details first, join the Durant investor list. Link in bio.

Renderings shown are concept renderings.

Accredited investors only; status will be verified. This is not an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy securities. Any offer will be made only through the offering documents. Investing involves risk, including possible loss of your entire investment. Full disclosures: [link]

10/22/2026

Something new is coming to Berkeley.

We are developing 2425 Durant: a 20-story ground-up student housing project one block from UC Berkeley. It is early, and we are sharing the story as it comes together.

When the time comes, this opportunity will be open to accredited investors. Want the details, the timeline, and how to get involved first? Join the Durant investor list. Link in bio.

Image is a concept rendering.

Accredited investors only; status will be verified. This is not an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy securities. Any offer will be made only through the offering documents. Investing involves risk, including possible loss of your entire investment. Full disclosures: [link]

10/21/2026

The problem with most real estate investment platforms is not the concept. It is the clarity.

You wire money in. You get a quarterly email that says things are going well. You hope that is true because you have no way to verify it independently.

Collab was built around a different premise entirely.

You choose the specific property. You own a fractional share of that address. Students pay rent. After operating expenses are covered, the remaining income is distributed to your account every month. And every quarter you get a property-level report showing exactly what happened with your building.

You can see what you own. You can track how it is performing. You can understand the model because it is not hidden behind layers of fund structure.

Student housing near UC Berkeley, UMass Boston, and Rutgers. 100% occupancy across the portfolio. Starting at $100.

This is what the market was missing.

Projected distributions and returns are not guaranteed. Investing involves risk. This is not financial advice.

Share this with someone who has been looking for a clearer way into real estate. 👇

10/20/2026

The difference between passive income and passive hope is ownership.

Dividend apps, savings accounts, and crypto promises all have one thing in common. You are not holding anything tangible. There is no underlying asset generating income from actual people paying actual rent every month.

Fractional real estate investing through Collab works because it starts with something real. A specific property near UC Berkeley, UMass Boston, or Rutgers. Students living in it. Rent coming in. A portion of that income distributed to investors monthly.

You do not need to buy the whole building. You buy a share of it. Collab handles the operations. You track performance through quarterly reports.

That is what owning something real looks like at $100.

Projected distributions are not guaranteed. This is not financial advice. Investing involves risk.

Save this post if you are researching how fractional real estate actually works. 🔖

10/19/2026

Concentrating everything in one market means one local issue affects your entire position.

Collab operates across three university markets for a reason.

Berkeley, CA · UC Berkeley
Boston, MA · UMass Boston
New Brunswick, NJ · Rutgers

Each market has its own enrollment base, its own housing supply constraints, and its own demand patterns. When your investment exposure spans all three, no single city tells the whole story.

This is not a complicated concept. It is the same logic behind not putting everything into one stock. Geographic spread across multiple university markets means less dependence on what is happening in any one location.

Collab investors can split across markets starting at $100 per property. Different addresses. Different universities. Same transparent reporting structure across all of them.

Diversification can help spread exposure. It does not guarantee profits or protect against loss. This is not financial advice.

Explore the full portfolio at collabhome.io. Link in our bio.

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10/18/2026

When you invest with Collab you own a fractional share of a specific property you chose. Not a fund. Not a pooled vehicle. A real address with real tenants paying real rent every month.

Here is what that looks like in practice:

You browse properties like 1742 Spruce Street in Berkeley, steps from UC Berkeley campus. You review the financials and offering documents. You invest. You own a percentage of that building proportional to what you put in.

Students pay rent each month. That rent generates income. After operating expenses are covered, your share of the remaining income is distributed to your account. Every quarter you receive a property-level report showing occupancy, total units, and net operating income for that specific building.

You see the property. You see the numbers. You decide.

That is the model.

Projected returns and distributions are not guaranteed. See offering documents before investing. This is not financial advice.

Read the full offering details at collabhome.io and decide for yourself. Link in bio.

10/15/2026

Friday. 9 AM PST. 30 minutes with the Collab team.

If you have questions about how the platform works, what is happening across the portfolio, or what student housing investing actually looks like right now, this is where you get real answers from the people running it.

No pitch deck. No sales script. Just a live conversation with the team behind the properties.

The join link goes out via email Friday morning. Not on our list yet? Link in bio to sign up before the call.

See you Friday.

10/14/2026

Real estate investing used to require a down payment, a mortgage, and a landlord license you never asked for.

Not anymore.

Collab lets everyday investors buy fractional shares in real student housing properties near UC Berkeley, UMass Boston, and Rutgers. You start with $100. You own a piece of a real operating asset. Monthly distributions are deposited to your account based on actual rental income.

No property to manage. No tenants to deal with. No six-figure buy-in.

The barrier was never the concept. It was the entry point. That part is solved.

Projected distributions and returns are not guaranteed. Investing involves risk. This is not financial advice.

Drop a question about how it works in the comments and we will answer it. 👇

10/13/2026

Move-in season is done. Every Collab property is at 100% occupancy.

This is the part of the student housing cycle that actually matters to investors.

Leases are signed. Rent is coming in. Properties are being operated. And investors who own fractional shares in these buildings can track exactly how that income flows through their quarterly reports.

The structural argument for student housing has always been simple. Students need to live near campus. That demand shows up every fall on a predictable schedule. What changes in October is that the thesis stops being theoretical and starts showing up in the numbers.

Berkeley. Boston. New Brunswick. 100% occupied across all three markets.

Investing involves risk. Projected distributions and returns are not guaranteed. This is not financial advice. Conduct your own due diligence before investing.

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10/11/2026

Most investment platforms ask you to trust a fund you can never actually see.

Collab works differently.

When you invest through Collab, you pick a specific property at a specific address. 1742 Spruce Street in Berkeley. 33 Mine Street near Rutgers. 19 Buttonwood in Boston. Real buildings where real students are paying rent right now.

Rent comes in. Expenses are paid. The remaining income is distributed to investors monthly. And every quarter you receive a performance report showing occupancy, rental income, and operating expenses for the exact property you own a share of.

Not a fund update. Not a market summary. Your building. Your numbers.

That is what property-level transparency looks like at a $100 entry point.

Projected distributions and returns are not guaranteed. This is not financial advice. Conduct your own due diligence before investing.

Explore current properties at collabhome.io. Link in bio.

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