Realbricks Expands to Kentucky and Indiana

A first look at Mellwood (Louisville, KY) and Rossville (Memphis, IN), the platform's first properties in two new states.

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Two states, two regions

Two new single-family homes are now listed on Realbricks as coming-soon offerings. The first, Mellwood, is in Louisville, Kentucky. The second, Rossville, is in Memphis, Indiana. Both are new construction. Both will be open for fractional ownership at the platform's standard $100 minimum investment.

This is the first time Realbricks has acquired property in either state. The platform began in Omaha, Nebraska, then shifted our acquisition focus to Princeton, Texas. Adding Kentucky and Indiana means our footprint now spans two more states, in two different regions of the country, the South and the Midwest. Once live, Mellwood and Rossville give investors the opportunity to continue diversifying their Realbricks portfolio into vetted markets across two new states.

Why Louisville, Kentucky

Louisville offers a cost of living roughly 9% below the national average and an average commute time of approximately 19 minutes, significantly shorter than the U.S. average. Louisville is also consistently ranked among the top cities in the South, recognized for its stability and affordability, and the kind of market we look for when we underwrite for long-term cash flow. The local economy is deep and diversified. UPS Worldport, the world's largest automated package handling facility, anchors a major logistics cluster in the city. Ford operates the Louisville Assembly Plant, where the company announced a $2 billion investment in 2025 to retool for new electric vehicle production. Kentucky's flat state income tax rate is also dropped from 4% to 3.5% January 1st 2026, which may support tenant retention over time.

Realbricks believes Louisville’s demographic and economic characteristics support long-term rental demand, although there are always risks involved in any type of investment. Occupancy levels and other economic factors impact the cash flow and appreciation of an asset, which impacts investor returns.

Introducing Mellwood

Mellwood is a new construction single-family home being built in Louisville. When complete, the home will offer 1,498 square feet of single-level living, with three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and an attached two-car garage. A covered front porch and a traditional exterior with stone accents give the home strong curb appeal from the street.

Inside, an open-concept main floor connects the kitchen, dining area, and living space. The kitchen features white shaker cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, and a large center island with seating, opening onto a bright living and dining area lit by oversized windows. Light-toned luxury vinyl plank flooring runs throughout. The primary suite is positioned at the back of the home with a walk-in closet and an en-suite bath with a double-bowl vanity. Two secondary bedrooms sit at the front. As new construction, Mellwood will be delivered with a full builder warranty and a connected smart home technology package.

View the property page, and click “notify me” to be added to the waitlist to be notified when this property goes live.

Why Memphis, Indiana

Memphis is a small community in Clark County's Union Township, in the heart of Southern Indiana. It is the kind of quiet, established place that tends to attract long-term tenants, with quick access via Interstate 65 to larger employment centers in the surrounding region, including the River Ridge Commerce Center in nearby Jeffersonville, which hosts more than 80 companies and tens of thousands of jobs. Clark County has grown steadily for over a decade and added more residents in 2025 than any year on record dating back to 1980, supported by a Midwestern economy that spans logistics, healthcare, and manufacturing. Indiana's flat state income tax rate also dropped from 3 percent to 2.95 percent in 2026, alongside a stable property tax framework and a landlord-friendly legal environment.

Long-term, those fundamentals make Memphis a strong fit for the kind of real estate Realbricks offers.

Introducing Rossville

Rossville is a new construction single-family home being built in Memphis, Indiana. When complete, the home will offer 1,498 square feet of single-level living, with three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and an attached two-car garage. The exterior pairs a craftsman-style facade with stone accents and gabled rooflines.

One of Rossville's defining features is its lot. The home is being built on a 0.45-acre cul-de-sac homesite giving tenants more outdoor space and lower-traffic surroundings than most new-construction rentals provide.

Inside, an open-concept main floor connects the kitchen, dining area, and great room. The kitchen features white shaker cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, and a large center island with seating, finished with quartz countertops and a walk-in corner pantry. Light-toned luxury vinyl plank flooring runs throughout. The primary suite is positioned at the back of the home with a walk-in closet and an en-suite bath with a double-bowl vanity. Two secondary bedrooms sit at the front. As new construction, Rossville will be delivered with a full builder warranty and a connected smart home technology package.

View the property page, and click “notify me” to be added to the waitlist to be notified when this property goes live.

Listing timing

Mellwood and Rossville are currently listed as coming-soon offerings on the Realbricks marketplace. Coming-soon listings allow investors to review property details, market context, and projected operating economics in advance of each offering opening for investment.

Once each offering opens, investors will be able to buy fractional shares at the standard $100 minimum. Both homes will need to be tenanted and generating rent before any potential dividends are distributed to investors. Estimated dividend information and anticipated payout timing, if applicable, will be available on each property’s offering page alongside the offering circular.


Disclaimer: Investing in real estate involves risks, including the potential loss of capital. This content is for informational purposes only and is not intended as investment advice. Investors should perform their own research and consult with financial professionals before making investment decisions.