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VIDEO: What’s next for crowdfunding?

ICMYI: Watch Silverstein, Fundrise, Prodigy and Sharestates discuss VC investment at <i>TRD</i> Forum

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Despite exchanging niceties and riffing on the fraternal nature of the industry, some of crowdfunding’s biggest names made one thing very clear at The Real Deal‘s New Development Showcase and Forum — competition remains as fierce as ever.

Silverstein Properties CEO Marty Burger, Fundrise president and co-founder Dan Miller, Prodigy Network’s Rodrigo Nino and Allen Shayanfekr of Sharestates joined TRD managing editor Hiten Samtani to dish on the state of real estate crowdfunding, which is revolutionizing the way institutional players are raising capital for their projects. In the above video, our panelists discuss the rise of U.S. crowdfunding firms, the impact of venture capital on the field, and more. — TRD

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