In the most dramatic banking implosion since the Great Recession, regulators on Friday shut down the bank, which boasted ties to proptechs, including Airbnb, Opendoor and OJO.
Source: Inman News
Silicon Valley Bank, proptech hub for real estate clients, collapses
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