Lower VC Funding Not a Negative for OC

By Carrie Rossenfeld & By carrierossenfeld | June 02, 2016 at 11:00 AM

IRVINE, CA—An apparent decrease in venture-capital funding for Orange County businesses over the past year is more indicative of global financial issues than problems with OC companies, JLL's Jason Lantgen tells GlobeSt.com EXCLUSIVELY.

Jason Lantgen

venture-capital funding financial JLL Jason Lantgen high-tech commercial real estate GlobeSt.com: What does it mean that Orange County's venture-capital funding has slowed in the past year? Lantgen: capital markets finance debt financing GlobeSt.com: Where do you see this trend heading? Lantgen: economy GlobeSt.com: What else should our readers know about Orange County's VC funding? Lantgen:

Jason Lantgen

venture-capital funding financial JLL Jason Lantgen high-tech commercial real estate GlobeSt.com: What does it mean that Orange County's venture-capital funding has slowed in the past year? Lantgen: capital markets finance debt financing GlobeSt.com: Where do you see this trend heading? Lantgen: economy GlobeSt.com: What else should our readers know about Orange County's VC funding? Lantgen:

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