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Cadre Introduces Tool to Bring IRA Investors into Commercial Real Estate

Cadre, a technology-driven real estate investment manager headquartered in Manhattan, has launched an individual retirement account (IRA) solution, allowing investors to allocate their IRA funds into commercial real estate through the Cadre platform. The real estate firm expects the new investment option will continue to expand access to CRE, offering longer investment periods and attractive risk-adjusted returns relative to equities. 

“I founded Cadre to provide more individuals with a tax-efficient tool that institutions and ultra-high-net-worth investors have traditionally used to build wealth,” said Ryan Williams, founder and executive chairman of Cadre. “By equipping investors with the ability to invest their IRA dollars, we aim to expand access to diversified, robust retirement portfolios – and by extension, generational wealth.” 

The introduction follows a historically challenging 2022 for IRA investors. According to the Investment Company Institute, U.S. retirement market assets fell more than 18% and lost $7.1 trillion between the first and third quarters. 

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