PORTLAND, February 27, 2019 — CrowdStreet, an online marketplace for direct equity investment in commercial real estate (CRE), today launched a streamlined, investor-friendly approach to investing qualified retirement account funds into commercial real estate offerings. This new option makes it easier than ever for individuals to access CRE investments with their self-directed IRAs (SDIRA), thus reducing their
Cap rates, IRR, leverage ratios, and more—commercial real estate (CRE) investing comes with a substantial learning curve. Not to mention the time required to research individual properties and decide how best to diversify your holdings. This is why we’ve made it easier to invest in institutional-quality commercial properties. This week, we’re proud to announce another
Commercial property investment marketplace and software company is moving the real estate investing industry online, growing the market New financing will fuel the next stage of growth PORTLAND, OR (7/31/18) — CrowdStreet, the commercial property investment marketplace, and software company that is transforming the $15-trillion U.S. commercial and multifamily real estate industry through its online
“CrowdStreet’s technology platform provides us with the confidence needed to both fundraise online at scale, and then effectively and efficiently manage the investors for the duration of their investment. The unique ability to solicit new investors, transact offers, and efficiently manage hundreds of subscribed investors, all using a single platform, makes CrowdStreet an essential part of this Regulation A offering.”
CrowdStreet, the #1 U.S. marketplace for direct commercial real estate investing, today announced its first-ever investment offering open to all U.S. based investors. The offering, from Medalist Properties, a U.S. sponsor specializing in the acquisition and management of middle market commercial properties in the Mid-Atlantic and Southeast, is the first CrowdStreet investment offering that enables
Crowdfunding platforms continue to gain momentum as a viable means for investors to identify real estate investment opportunities, and for real estate firms to raise capital and manage investors online. However, with this evolution has come greater differentiation between crowdfunding platforms concerning their fees, yields, risk and growth potential.
