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United States Real Estate Crowdfunding Market is expected to Grow at CAGR 58.5% by 2027 owing to Increasing Investment from Institutional Investors along with Growing Prevalence of Specialised REITs, says Absolute Markets Insights
Real estate as an asset class for crowdfunding has obtained optimum traction in the recent years owing to multitude prospects including capital growth, capital preservation, diversification and regular rental income amongst other factors. These favourable factors prevalent in the
CROWDFUNDING: REHUMANIZING BUSINESS AMID UPCOMING SCI-FI FLICK ‘SPACE SWEEPERS’
JAPAN’S ONLINE CROWDFUNDING TREND INCREASES DURING PANDEMIC TO HELP BUSINESSES
Highlights –
- Japan’s online crowdfunding trend increases during pandemic to help businesses.
- Crowdfunding is becoming a popular way to support small and mid-size businesses.
- The amount raised totaled to around $258 million betw...
STEVE BANNON, THE FORMER WHITE HOUSE ADVISER ARRESTED FOR A FRAUD SCAM
Highlights –
- Steve Bannon, the former White House adviser arrested for a fraud scam.
- He and three others were involved in a fraudulent fundraising scheme called – “We Build The Wall”.
- The group had raised around $25...
EVERYTHING ABOUT THE NEW XIAOMI MI ELECTRIC TOOTHBRUSH T100
After successfully launching its first electric toothbrush Mi Electric Toothbrush T300 three months back, Xiaomi has launched Mi Electric Toothbrush T100 in India. This newly launched electric toothbrush will cost you less, though it has few less features than its previous version T300. Mi Electr...
The Crowdfunding membership establishes a European hub
The crowdfunding membership payment platform for freelance artists is increasing its international footprint with the addition of a workplace in the Irish capital, Ireland. The San Francisco-headquartered group's extended international growth was proclaimed on Tuesday. The new Irish capital w...
Straightforwardness From Charities About How Funds Are Used Builds Trust and Increases Giving
Certified charities like the American Red Cross regularly use crowdfunding after hurricanes and wildfires. But other, often local, organizations that are quickly created after emergencies can compensate for their lack of government certification by posting frequent updates about how funds are being ...