The opening is considered a landmark development in the advent of crowdfunding — which has strong roots in real estate investment — in that it gives investors the much-needed option of liquidity.
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- In a landmark development for crowdfunding investments, PeerRealty has opened CFX Markets to the public.
- The platform for centralized exchanges gives investors the essential option to liquidize, and furthers PeerRealty's mission to challenge real estate developers catering exclusively to the wealthy elite.
- Access to CFX is currently by invitation only and limited to accredited investors.
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