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February 22, 2022
Knight Frank is one of 17 property firms to invest £116 million into a new proptech fund which is now looking to back start-ups in Europe.
Other big names in the Fifth Wall fund BNP Parisbas, which owns Strutt & Parker and UAE property giant DAMAC Properties, which is also active in the UK.
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Knight Frank is one of 17 property firms to invest £116 million into a new proptech fund which is now looking to back start-ups in Europe.
Other big names in the Fifth Wall fund BNP Parisbas, which owns Strutt & Parker and UAE property giant DAMAC Properties, which is also active in the UK.
Simon Davis, SVP of Workplace at Impec Group, dives into his strategy for creating a future technology roadmap, and stresses the importance of refining your tech strategies frequently to adjust to changing needs and expectations.
Lavanda has raised $7.25 million to further develop its flexible rental platform that optimizes occupancy and revenue for residential apartment blocks.
European proptech and fintech venture capital firm Finch Capital led the round, with participation from U.S.-based Starwood Capital via European ventur...
United Kingdom-based proptech company
$207 million Series B last summer. The additional funds bring Icon’s...
Icon, an Austin-based construction startup, has raised $185 million to grow its 3D home-printing business.
The funding round, led by Tiger Global Management, is said to be an extension of the company’s
In today’s fast-moving and ever-changing market, mobile access and flexibility are paramount when selecting a workplace experience provider, particularly when it comes to touchless entry. Tenants and employees are no longer using physical keycards to access their buildings and they have come to expect convenient contactless entry. Much like how we all now rely on mobile boarding passes when flyi...
Nomad, a marketplace that aims to provide small-time rental property owners with “guaranteed rent,” has raised $20 million in a Series A funding round led by Silicon Valley Bank Capital.
Sequoia Capital last fall disclosed plans to
Livly, the nation’s leading enterprise-grade resident experience platform for multifamily apartment communities, announced today the appointment of real estate executive Devin Wirt as its Vice President of Business Development. As the founder of Circuit Living (formerly TFLiving), which was a...
LEKO Labs, the Luxembourg based carbon negative construction company, today announces a $21 million Series A funding round.
The investment is led by urban sustainability-focused fund 2150 with participation from the Microsoft Climate Innovation Fund, Tencent, AMAVI, Rise PropTech Fund, Extantia and...
Niraj Patel, Chief Information Officer of Greystone, speaks to the ABC’s for the future of real estate technology: AI, Blockchain, Cloud and Data.