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Cadre Expands Pool of Individual Investors with New Fund

Cadre, a technology-driven real estate investment platform headquartered in Lower Manhattan, has launched the Cadre Direct Access Fund. The new vehicle provides a wider pool of individual investors with access to a diversified portfolio of institutional-quality commercial real estate assets across the multifamily, office, industrial, and hospitality sectors, according to Cadre.

“As we emerge from the pandemic, the commercial real estate market is presenting incredibly compelling investment opportunities, yet identifying investments in this environment remains complex,” said Ryan Williams, Cadre’s co-founder and CEO.

He continued, “Commercial real estate is one of the most impenetrable asset classes. With the launch of the Cadre Direct Access Fund, we are now expanding access to these compelling investments.”

Compared to private equity investments, the Direct Access Fund offers lower fees, lower minimum investments, and the ability for investors to seek liquidity via Cadre’s proprietary Secondary Market, the company says.

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