Cadre, a real estate investment firm that has invested over USD4B of real estate.

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Cadre, the technology-driven real estate investment manager, today announced the appointment of Dan Rosenbloom and Javier Benson-Glanz to chief executive roles. Dan Rosenbloom will now serve Cadre as Chief Investment Officer, while Javier Benson-Glanz will serve as Chief Operating Officer following years serving the firm’s investor base. These changes reflect Cadre’s continued momentum into 2023 as the firm aims to advance on recent growth.“We are beyond excited to announce the promotion of Dan and Javier – both have developed reputations for excellence over their respective tenures at Cadre and are poised to play critical expanded roles in 2023 as we approach new milestones,” said Jared Kaplan, Cadre’s CEO. “We expect their new roles will amplify Cadre's ability to provide compelling products and services to our investor base.”Under his new title of CIO, Dan Rosenbloom will oversee Cadre’s strategic position in the CRE market, as well as its acquisition and asset management activity. In addition, Mr. Rosenbloom will help establish the firm’s target markets, sectors, and risk tolerance as a member of the Investment Committee and increase his involvement in capital raising efforts

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Cadre, a leading technology-driven real estate investment manager, today announced its annual selection of top U.S. Commercial Real Estate (CRE) investment markets. Cadre’s lists of Most Valuable Places to Invest (MVPs) identifies high-growth markets across specific asset classes – multifamily, office, and industrial – based on the firm’s high-tech/high-touch approach that pairs advanced data forecasts with experienced industry insight. Cadre’s nuanced market identification is another way the firm is advancing innovation in CRE. The U.S. private real estate market has grown to approximately $20.7 trillion in size, according to recent data from Nareit.1 As fundraising has spiked and property prices have appreciated in recent years, private real estate has drawn interest as an alternative investment strategy.2 Savvy investors will likely seek opportunities in markets with high-growth potential. Cadre’s MVPs place Charlotte, Raleigh, and Nashville among the top growing cities in each asset class – multifamily, industrial, and office. Cadre’s full list is as follows: