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Point Announces $2.5 Billion in Home Equity Investments from Funds Managed by Blue Owl

The partnership strengthens Point’s capital markets platform and builds on its recent securitization milestones as investor demand for HEIs accelerates; Point’s 2025 growth is on track to be well over 3x year-over-year.

Amanda Woolley
December 9, 2025
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PALO ALTO, Calif. — December 9, 2025 — Point, the leading home equity investment platform making homeownership more valuable and accessible, today announced a $2.5 billion capital commitment from funds managed by Blue Owl Capital, a leading global alternative asset manager. The new capital will expand Point’s ability to help thousands of homeowners unlock the wealth in their homes without taking on additional debt, while offering institutional investors access to a rapidly growing and resilient asset class.

This commitment comes during a milestone year for the company. Point has now funded more than $2 billion in Home Equity Investments and supported over 20,000 homeowners nationwide, milestones that reflect accelerating adoption of HEIs and Point’s continued leadership in making homeownership more valuable and accessible. In addition, Point’s 2025 performance is on track to exceed its 2024 results by more than 3x, underscoring the strength of its platform. 

“We’ve demonstrated our ability to deliver consistent, high-performing capital markets initiatives that align with our partners’ goals,” said Eddie Lim, co-founder and CEO of Point. “This new commitment from Blue Owl’s funds reflects deep confidence in our platform and our mission. Together, we’re proving that Home Equity Investments can perform at scale, creating long-term value for both homeowners and investors while redefining how homeownership creates wealth.”

This new commitment from Blue Owl’s funds enables Point to expand its Home Equity Investment capacity nationwide. The additional capital will help meet surging demand from homeowners for flexible home equity financing options amid elevated interest rates, while offering investors access to a resilient, data-driven asset class tied to U.S. residential real estate.

“The Blue Owl Alternative Credit team and Point have a longstanding relationship dating back to 2018. The transaction reflects our confidence in Point's platform and dedication to the partnership," said Ivan Zinn, Head of Alternative Credit at Blue Owl. "This marks our largest commitment with Point to date, which speaks to the strength of their performance and the growing demand for home equity investments. We look forward to supporting Point as they expand their presence and continue to shape the future of the asset class.”

This announcement arrives as Point continues to lead the maturation of the home equity investment space. Last month, Point and funds managed by Blue Owl Capital closed an oversubscribed $390 million rated securitization, its sixth securitization, marking the largest bond issuance to date in the HEI category. That milestone underscores the growing institutional interest in this asset class and highlights Point’s ability to efficiently mobilize capital while delivering scalable outcomes for both homeowners and investors.

“This has been an extraordinary year for Point,” Lim added. “Crossing $2 billion in funded HEIs, supporting more than 20,000 homeowners, and being on track to grow well over 3x year-over-year are milestones that once felt aspirational. They’re now our reality, and this partnership with Blue Owl positions us to scale even faster while continuing to deliver exceptional outcomes for the families we serve.”

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