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Cadre
Institutional real-estate investing marketplace (acquired by Yieldstreet).
Stage
acquired
Status
acquired
Coverage
full
Why Cadre is interesting
Ryan Williams-built platform opening accredited access to commercial deals — a16z-led C round with Thrive and Khosla before rollup exit.
Key facts
- Series C (Jun 2017): $65M led by a16z with Thrive, GC, Khosla, Goldman (Businesswire)
- Acquired by Yieldstreet (Jan 2024); Thrive and Khosla among named backers
- Co-investors not in VCT directory: DST Global, Goldman Sachs, Ford Foundation
- Source: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20170606006586/en/Cadre-Raises-65-Million-Series-Financing-Led
Investors in our directory
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Industries
Fintech PropTech
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Related funding articles
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FAQs about Cadre
Funding context and why this company shows up in venture coverage.
Cadre let accredited investors buy fractional interests in commercial real-estate deals with lower minimums than traditional syndicates, plus portfolio tracking tools.
Andreessen Horowitz (see /fund/andreessen-horowitz) led the $65M Series C in 2017. Thrive Capital (see /fund/thrive-capital), General Catalyst (see /fund/general-catalyst), Khosla Ventures (see /fund/khosla-ventures), and Founders Fund (see /fund/founders-fund) also backed the company.
Yieldstreet acquired Cadre in January 2024, rolling the platform into its alternative-investment offerings.
Ryan Williams' team opened institutional-grade CRE access to accredited retail investors — a model other proptech and wealth platforms copied.
No — acquired by Yieldstreet in January 2024.
Last updated: 2026-07-24