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Small businesses of all kinds run into the same question: how fast do we want to grow? Sometimes the question is: how fast do we need to grow?

I ran across this Forbes article about a small business realizing that they needed funding in order to get their product in stores. Without outside help, they were bootstrapping their business – and it was unsustainable.

So, they started getting outside funding, which enabled them to grow their business without as much personal pressure and help more people.

That's what being a business owner is all about. Whether you're an independent real estate professional, real estate company, or developer, you know you want to do more – to grow your business and help more people.

But what that product-based business didn't do was seek professionals who could help them navigate their creative capital options.

That's where we come in.

At Soundview Commercial Capital, we make it easy for you to get the funding you need.

We have an extensive network of capital sources. This network helps our team connect you with the right capital source.

Not only do we connect you with multiple capital options, but we also help you determine which one(s) are best for your unique needs.

Much of the business world suffered through 2020, but the life sciences sector was the outlier.

Here's a recap on how the life sciences sector came to lead the commercial real estate revival:

Venture capital funding rates for the life sciences sector were at an all-time high in 2020. Employment rates were higher than in 2019.

Commercial lab space grew 12 percent in 2020. Lab space rents have been rising.

Life science firms received $6.3 billion in venture capital funding in all of 2020. In the first half of 2021, they have received over $6.2 billion in venture capital funding.

So where is the life sciences sector headed? And what does this mean for developers and investors? Read the full article in the Commercial Observer to find out.

3D real estate might just be the future.

3D real estate pulls curated components of the public sphere into the private realm, creating vibrant residential communities that enhance both the tenant experience and the property’s value itself. It also, importantly, differentiates residential offerings in an increasingly crowded market. 

So what does this mean for developers and investors? Read the full article in Forbes to find out.