Cardone Capital adds 1,200 BTC and 2,000 apartments to its hybrid investment strategy

Cardone Capital announced that it has increased its Bitcoin holdings by roughly 1,200 BTC and expanded its real‑estate portfolio with about 2,000 additional multifamily units. The additions are part of the firm’s ongoing model that uses rental cash flow to fund regular Bitcoin purchases.

How the hybrid model works

Selected apartment buildings are managed to maximize cash flow. A portion of the net rental income is then allocated to a dollar‑cost averaging (DCA) plan that buys Bitcoin at regular intervals, especially when prices dip. This approach allows the private funds to grow their digital‑asset exposure without relying on new equity or debt raises.

Recent purchases and prior activity

• ~1,200 BTC added in the latest disclosure.
• Earlier in the year the firm held about 1,000 BTC after a $10 million purchase.
• During a market dip in June, 282 BTC were bought for roughly $18 million at around $63,000 per BTC.
• A prior 130‑BTC purchase valued at about $9.7 million was also reported.

Scale of the real‑estate component

The new units bring the total multifamily count to roughly 2,000 additional apartments, though the firm did not specify whether the units were acquired in a single transaction. Cardone Capital’s broader portfolio includes more than 14,200 rental units and over 500,000 sq ft of office space, valued at $5.3 billion.

Fund structure and investor considerations

Bitcoin and property assets are held together in limited‑liability companies rather than traditional REITs. Investors receive an interest in the private vehicle, not direct ownership of the BTC, and custodial services are provided by third‑party institutions. The funds are offered primarily to accredited investors and may impose lock‑up periods that limit immediate withdrawals.

Outlook and targets

Grant Cardone has set a long‑term goal of accumulating 10,000 BTC across ten specialized funds. An interim target of 3,000 BTC by the end of 2026 was previously mentioned, but the current combined Bitcoin balance was not disclosed.