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How is investing in Arrived’s new properties and funds different from using the secondary market?

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Written by Korin Hedlund
Updated over a month ago

Arrived’s initial offerings allow investors to purchase shares directly from newly listed properties and funds at a fixed price—typically $10 per share. These shares are issued by Arrived and represent new equity in the offering.

In contrast, the secondary market allows investors to buy and sell shares among themselves. Prices in the secondary market are set by investors and are based on supply and demand, which means they may be above or below the original offering price.

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