RealtyShares Stops Seeking New Business | Goodman & Nekvasil P.A. May Recover Investor Losses
According to the San Francisco Chronicle:
RealtyShares of San Francisco, one of the legions of companies trying to shake up the real estate indus
try with technology, has laid off most of its people and will no longer seek new business but continue to manage existing deals.
RealtyShares raised $58 million in venture capital from leading firms including Menlo Ventures, General Catalyst and Union Square Ventures. But in a note to investors Wednesday, it said it was “unable to secure additional capital” to fund its growth. “As a result, we will not offer new investments or accept new investors on the RealtyShares platform.” In an email, the company said it will continue to service existing investors and deals “through a combination of vendor and in-house resources.”
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