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Founded in 2014 by Simon Brunke, Björn Maronde, Tim Bütecke, and Julian Oertzen, Exporo AG established itself as a leading European platform for digital real estate investments. Its core business was providing a crowdinvesting service that allowed private investors to digitally and directly invest in specific, professionally vetted real estate projects with relatively low minimum investment amounts. In 2021, Exporo merged with its competitor, Zinsbaustein. However, due to challenging market conditions in the real estate sector, Exporo AG filed for insolvency in early 2023. The platform and brand rights were subsequently acquired, and new investment activities now operate under the name "Propvest", while the original Exporo AG is undergoing insolvency proceedings. The Exporo website now redirects to Propvest.

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