Real estate investment platform CrowdProperty has a new CEO. According to a release, CrowdProperty has selected Steve Deutsch to replace co-founder Mike Bristow who has been CEO of the company since 2018. CrowdProperty said that Bristow is taking a needed sabbatical. Bristow’s LinkedIn profile still displays his former position at CrowdProperty. According to the FCA registry, Bristow is no longer affiliated with the firm, exiting the CEO role on January 20th.
Deutsch will be managing 45 employees who are looking for the next stage of growth. CrowdProperty noticed that Deutsch has previously been CEO of GB Bank and Wesleyan Bank and thus brings important experience to the online investment platform.
John Mould, Chairman at CrowdProperty, issued the following statement:
“We’re thrilled to welcome Steve Deutsch as our new CEO, and look forward to a year of positive transformation. Steve’s leadership experience and track record in driving growth and operational excellence will be crucial to enhancing our position in the market.”
Deutsch said he was excited to be joining the firm at a pivotal time and looks to generate even more value for its investors, brokers, and developers.
CrowdProperty was founded in 2008, providing funding for developers and investment opportunities for investors. To date, CrowdProperty has lent over £432 million to developers. In 2024, investors earned an average return of 10.29%.
