What does Castle Placement do?

Castle Placement is a FINRA/SIPC-registered boutique investment bank that raises capital and finds loans for middle-market companies and alternative asset managers, ranging from $5 million to $1 billion.

What sectors does Castle Placement cover?

Castle Placement covers real estate, specialty finance, technology, fintech, life sciences, healthcare, consumer, retail, energy, infrastructure, manufacturing, artificial intelligence, e-commerce, ad-tech, ag-tech, gaming, esports, digital health, and pet care.

How large is Castle Placement's investor network?

Castle Placement maintains a network of over 110,000 institutional investors and 600,000 accredited investors including private equity, venture capital, family offices, pension funds, endowments, sovereign wealth funds, hedge funds, and lenders.

CPGO is Castle Placement's proprietary AI-powered platform that identifies, ranks, and matches deals with the most relevant institutional investors from their network of 110,000+.

What is Castle Placement's typical deal size?

Castle Placement works on capital raises ranging from $5 million to $1 billion for middle-market companies and alternative asset managers.

Is Castle Placement a registered broker-dealer?

Yes. Castle Placement, LLC is a registered broker-dealer and member of FINRA and SIPC, headquartered at 1460 Broadway, Suite 400, New York, NY 10036.

Who are the Managing Partners of Castle Placement?

Castle Placement's Managing Partners are Ken Margolis and Richard Luftig, both experienced investment bankers with backgrounds at top-tier global financial institutions.

Where is Castle Placement located?

Castle Placement is headquartered in New York City with offices in Boston, Dallas, Detroit, Houston, Los Angeles, Miami, and Washington DC.

How is Castle Placement different from other placement agents?

Castle Placement combines 40+ senior investment bankers with a proprietary AI platform (CPGO) that actively matches issuers with the right investors from a network of 110,000+. Every deal is led end-to-end by senior bankers with no junior handoffs.

What types of capital does Castle Placement raise?

Castle Placement raises equity, debt, mezzanine, and structured capital via Reg D, Reg A+, and Regulation Crowdfunding for private companies and funds.

How long does a capital raise take with Castle Placement?

Timing varies by sector and structure. A Reg D raise can go to market in approximately 3 weeks, while Reg A+ takes around 6 months. Castle's disciplined process and prepared materials help shorten outreach and negotiation cycles.

Does Castle Placement work with early stage companies?

Yes. Castle Placement works with companies at various stages including early stage, growth stage, and established middle-market companies across all sectors.

How does Castle Placement find the right investors for a deal?

Castle uses its proprietary CPGO AI platform to identify and rank investors by sector, stage, check size, and historical transactions. Senior bankers then refine the list, lead outreach, and manage investor engagement through closing.

When was Castle Placement founded?

Castle Placement was founded in 2009, formerly known as StoneCastle Placement, and has since completed over 169 transactions across all sectors.

Top 10 Real Estate and Construction Tech Capital Raises and Investors in the U.S. - October 1st

Top 10 Real Estate and Construction Tech Capital Raises and Investors in the U.S. – October 1st – 15th, 2025

Several interesting transactions closed in the Real Estate and Construction Tech sector over the past two weeks. If you would like more info on these deals or would like to discuss the capital raising market for your company, please contact me.

Merger/Acquisition

1. Cert-In Software Systems, construction software systems for electrical and mechanical contractors, was acquired by Conest Software Systems, a subsidiary of JDM Technology.
2. Putt Land Surveying, land surveying services that supports planning and documentation of property and development projects, was acquired by ZenaTech.

Later Stage VC

1. ConCntric, AI-first preconstruction management platform that simplifies and enhances project planning for construction professionals, raised $10 million of Series A venture funding in a deal led by 53 Stations.
2. Green Canopy NODE, environment-friendly home building services that offers urban infill, deep green homebuilding, and impact investment capital, raised venture funding from Ying Fund.

Early Stage VC

1. Boom (Hallandale), property management software that automates property operations, raised $12.69 million through a combination of Series A venture funding in a deal led by Avenue Growth Partners.
2. Make Ready Central, property turnover management systems for reducing vacancy periods in rental housing, raised venture funding from GOS Capital.
3. Ridley, real estate technology that provides artificial intelligence guidance, legal support, and distribution on every major real estate site, raised venture funding from Moxxie Ventures.

Angel

1. Remodify, home service platform that empowers trades professionals and simplifies the home repair process, raised angel funding.

Accelerator/Incubator

1. Algoma, automated platform that streamlines real estate development feasibility, joined Moderne Ventures as part of its Fall 2025 Passport Class.
2. Quotograph, construction management software that streamlines project workflows, joined WEtech Alliance as part of the Cohort 9 of ScaleUP Accelerator.

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Axel Reijmers

Managing Director

Please contact me if you have any questions or would like to discuss your capital raise:

Email: areijmers@castleplacement.com

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