Key Takeaways
- • Relli, a real estate investment marketplace platform, has added Buligo Capital—a $3.3 billion real estate manager—to its investor platform, expanding its roster of professional sponsors.
- • Buligo Capital, founded in 2012 and U.S.-focused, manages $5.1 billion in total capitalization and operates across multifamily, senior housing, logistics, and office asset classes in the United States.
- • Buligo Capital doubled its asset sales in 2025 compared to 2024, with net profit surging 90% as success fees increased, driven by expansion among wealthy American accredited investors seeking alternative investments.
- • The partnership reflects Relli's positioning as "The Stock Market of Real Estate," democratizing access to institutional-grade real estate investment opportunities through a digital marketplace model.
- • Buligo Capital reported 51% revenue growth to $5.9 million and $1.6 million net profit, with $169 million in U.S. real estate dispositions completed since the start of 2025, signaling accelerated capital deployment.
Summary
Relli has integrated Buligo Capital, a $3.3 billion real estate private equity firm, into its investor marketplace platform. Buligo Capital, established in 2012 by experienced real estate entrepreneurs, brings institutional-grade asset management capabilities to Relli's user base. The firm manages $5.1 billion in total capitalization and operates as a U.S.-focused boutique investment firm providing accredited investors with exposure to income-producing real estate assets across multiple property classes.
Buligo Capital's financial performance demonstrates accelerating momentum in 2025. The firm doubled asset sales compared to 2024, driving a 90% increase in net profit as success fees surged. Revenue climbed 51% to $5.9 million, with net profit reaching $1.6 million. Since the beginning of 2025, Buligo Capital has completed $169 million in U.S. real estate dispositions, positioning the firm for continued capital deployment into emerging acquisition opportunities.
The company's portfolio spans multifamily residential, senior housing, logistics, and increasingly office assets. In 2024, Buligo acquired assets totaling $493 million while exiting approximately $112 million in properties. More recently, the firm entered the U.S. office market for the first time with a $50 million acquisition of an office building in Atlanta, while simultaneously divesting a multifamily asset in South Carolina for $64 million. According to Buligo Capital CEO Itay Goren, 2025 represents "the turning point for the U.S. real estate market," with new acquisition opportunities emerging in fast-growing U.S. states after two years of negative market conditions.
The Relli partnership underscores Buligo Capital's strategic pivot toward wealthy American accredited investors, driven by challenging capital-raising conditions from Israeli investors amid geopolitical headwinds. Relli's marketplace model, which positions itself as "The Stock Market of Real Estate," aligns with Buligo's growth objectives by providing institutional real estate managers direct access to a digitized investor base seeking alternative investment allocations.
Buligo Capital's financial performance demonstrates accelerating momentum in 2025. The firm doubled asset sales compared to 2024, driving a 90% increase in net profit as success fees surged. Revenue climbed 51% to $5.9 million, with net profit reaching $1.6 million. Since the beginning of 2025, Buligo Capital has completed $169 million in U.S. real estate dispositions, positioning the firm for continued capital deployment into emerging acquisition opportunities.
The company's portfolio spans multifamily residential, senior housing, logistics, and increasingly office assets. In 2024, Buligo acquired assets totaling $493 million while exiting approximately $112 million in properties. More recently, the firm entered the U.S. office market for the first time with a $50 million acquisition of an office building in Atlanta, while simultaneously divesting a multifamily asset in South Carolina for $64 million. According to Buligo Capital CEO Itay Goren, 2025 represents "the turning point for the U.S. real estate market," with new acquisition opportunities emerging in fast-growing U.S. states after two years of negative market conditions.
The Relli partnership underscores Buligo Capital's strategic pivot toward wealthy American accredited investors, driven by challenging capital-raising conditions from Israeli investors amid geopolitical headwinds. Relli's marketplace model, which positions itself as "The Stock Market of Real Estate," aligns with Buligo's growth objectives by providing institutional real estate managers direct access to a digitized investor base seeking alternative investment allocations.
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