What is Cadre?
Cadre operates as a sophisticated financial technology platform designed to democratize access to commercial real estate. By leveraging data-driven insights and a streamlined digital interface, the company allows both individual and institutional investors to participate in high-value property transactions that were previously restricted to elite private equity circles. Beyond its core investment services, Cadre has distinguished itself through a commitment to social impact, specifically by allocating a portion of its Direct Access fund to minority-owned operators and supporting black-owned banking institutions. This dual focus on financial performance and corporate responsibility positions the company as a forward-thinking leader in the fintech ecosystem.
How much funding has Cadre raised?
Cadre has raised a total of $133.3M across 3 funding rounds:
Series A
$18.3M
Series B
$50M
Series C
$65M
Series A (2015): $18.3M with participation from Thrive Capital, HDS Capital, Recharge Capital, Khosla Ventures, Slow Ventures, Wendi Murdoch, Michael D. Fascitelli, Jon Winkelried, Lakestar, and Shervin Pishevar
Series B (2016): $50M, investors not publicly disclosed
Series C (2017): $65M supported by Andreessen Horowitz
Key Investors in Cadre
Andreessen Horowitz
A premier venture capital firm based in Silicon Valley that invests in bold entrepreneurs building the future through technology, with a strong focus on fintech and marketplace platforms.
Thrive Capital
A prominent investment firm that focuses on internet, software, and technology-enabled businesses, often participating in high-growth scaling phases.
Khosla Ventures
A venture capital firm providing strategic assistance and capital to entrepreneurs, with a deep history of supporting transformative technology and financial services companies.
What's next for Cadre?
Looking ahead, the infusion of capital from the latest funding round is expected to accelerate Cadre's product development and market expansion efforts. The company is well-positioned to capitalize on the growing demand for alternative asset classes, particularly as investors seek transparency and liquidity in real estate portfolios. Strategic priorities likely include the enhancement of its algorithmic underwriting capabilities and the expansion of its investor base. As the firm matures, its ability to maintain its commitment to social equity while scaling its enterprise-level operations will be a key indicator of its long-term sustainability and influence within the global financial landscape.
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