Legal updates on real estate syndications, fund formation, and tokenized offerings under U.S. securities law.
What Sponsors and Investors Need to Understand Before Choosing a Capital-Raising Structure Real estate sponsors today can raise capital through traditional syndication structures or…
Read moreChoosing between Rule 506(b) and Rule 506(c) is not a legal formality. It is a strategic decision that shapes who you can approach, how…
Read moreReal estate tokenization is not a shortcut around securities regulation. That has always been true, and the SEC’s 2026 interpretive release — Release Nos.…
Read moreRegulation A gives real estate sponsors a way to raise capital from the public without going through a full registered IPO. Sitting between a…
Read moreThe CLARITY Act remains pending in the Senate. But a major piece of the regulatory picture it was meant to provide has already arrived:…
Read moreReal estate tokenization lets sponsors bring the efficiency of digital infrastructure to private capital raises. But before you engage a platform or mint a…
Read moreRegulation D is the legal backbone of most private real estate capital raises in the United States. If you are a sponsor raising money…
Read moreFrequently real estate syndication/fund clients ask who they can and cannot raise capital from when conducting a securities offering using Regulation D, Rule 506(b),…
Read moreThe SEC’s New Crypto Roadmap: What Release 33-11412 Means for Tokenized Real Estate Last week, the SEC and CFTC jointly issued Release Nos. 33-11412…
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