CrowdStreet Reviews in May 2025: User Ratings, Pros & Cons

Retirement

For years, I've been trading in search of the ideal platform to increase my retirement savings. I made the decision because they seemed ideal. Unfortunately, it turned out I almost got ripped off! My money was disappearing from my account and emptying it. Thankfully, “Calmo “shub“ assisted me in getting my retirement money back, found the missing monies, and forewarned me about future deals. It's a relief, and I've decided to invest safel.

Hit or miss depending on the deal and…

Hit or miss depending on the deal and sponsor. I started investing on this platform in 2021 after Covid. I evaluated every single deal in 2021 and 2022, and in my opinion, only a handful 4-5 seemed solid, passed my own very serious due diligence process, and the numbers actually made sense. I subsequently only invested in 2 deals. Both sponsor has been communicative outside of the platform which is good. one is underperforming by 2% but still cash flowing, and the other one just took on ...

Ho hum another crowd street loss in…

Ho hum another crowd street loss in the books. this time a mere 60 pct loss..

Not so fast with Crowdstreet investing

Some of their proven sponsors are failing clients. We lost $10K with a very proven sponsor and we can blame that on COVID if we want to. They lack solid management and direction it appears to me. Just my personal experiences and I have roughly $4 million is RE equites. I believe other investors will be losing money as well right now with “proven” sponsors due to headwinds we are facing in the economy. The RE deals just are not attractive and CS as a company seemingly lacks direction to ...

Updated review from my initial 4/3/2019…

Updated review from my initial 4/3/2019 review, now that I've had 4 years as a Crowdstreet investor. I began investing with CS in early 2019. Over an 8 month period, I chose what I felt was a diverse array of 7 different investments, in different geos, and different sectors. I then decided to take a pause and see how the first 7 deals went before investing further in CS offerings. Thankfully I did not get myself in any deeper than that, because as of today, only 2 of those investments have ...

Updated review from my initial 4/3/2019…

Updated review from my initial 4/3/2019 review, now that I've had 4 years as a Crowdstreet investor. I began investing with CS in early 2019. Over an 8 month period, I chose what I felt was a diverse array of 7 different investments, in different geos, and different sectors. I then decided to take a pause and see how the first 7 deals went before investing further in CS offerings. Thankfully I did not get myself in any deeper than that, because as of today, only 2 of those investments have ...

Watch out

we have Invested in Multiple offering. Last one they brought OC-Ventures.com for XChicago student Housing who is Fraudulent, Could not close Deal, and refuses to Refund money back since August 2022. Crowdstreet of No help even though they didn't do due diligence and brought them to platform. No phone number for customer service, when you write email, They reply but don't answer your questions. One has to take legal action on Crowdstreet and sponsor. As long as everything goes o.k. you are ...

Watch out

we have Invested in Multiple offering. Last one they brought OC-Ventures.com for XChicago student Housing who is Fraudulent, Could not close Deal, and refuses to Refund money back since August 2022. Crowdstreet of No help even though they didn't do due diligence and brought them to platform. No phone number for customer service, when you write email, They reply but don't answer your questions. One has to take legal action on Crowdstreet and sponsor. As long as everything goes o.k. you are ...

I have 6 investments within the CS…

I have 6 investments within the CS universe across a variety of CRE deals. Most of my experiences have been ok, however customer support for a deal that turns out to have been done by an SEC reporting company is pathetic at best and e-mails to CS have gone into a black hole with no answer. The real issue is the sponsor which claims they can not deal with us and we have to go read their 10-Q quarterly filings, which are just this side of useless. I have told that CS should tell us upfront as ...

Crowdstreet had inadequate diligence…

Crowdstreet had inadequate diligence procedures in place when they started off, resulting in at least one inept sponsor listing on their platform. That sponsor is Tapestry which is in the senior housing business. A number of their ventures have gone south and they came up with various excuses other than the real reason - they didn't know what they were doing. On top of that they have recently gone radio silent. I will never again invest in anything on this platform.