A new third-party platform called Exchango is bringing structure, trust, and technology to one of commercial real estate’s most fragmented challenges: helping 1031 exchange buyers find qualified off-market opportunities before their deadlines run out.
Founded by an experienced real estate broker and a full-stack software engineer, Exchango was built from firsthand knowledge of the pain points investors face during an active exchange. The platform is live now at tryexchango.com.
Built around confidentiality and verified access
Access is restricted to investors who are actively in a 1031 exchange. Once verified, buyers can browse a wide range of off-market CRE deals, spanning asset classes from grocery-anchored shopping centers to industrial and office properties, without exposing their identity or exchange criteria to the broader market. Communication is structured as a mutual opt-in, and a built-in confidentiality agreement feature provides added protection on sensitive deals.
Brokers are equally vetted, and the platform gives them direct access to a database of motivated, time-sensitive buyers they might otherwise never reach.
Strong early momentum
Within just the first couple of weeks since launch, Exchango has seen over $12 million in active exchanges and more than $200 million in off-market CRE inventory listed on the platform, a strong early signal of demand from both buyers and brokers. The platform is launching across Texas and surrounding states, with plans to expand nationally as it grows.
For buyers, Exchango is always completely free. Brokers pay $175 per month, with a first-week free trial and an annual plan available at $1,500.
For more information or to register, visit tryexchango.com.
