CRETech
June 06, 2019
Investment firm Susquehanna Growth Equity has ploughed $115M into real estate data and technology firm Real Capital Analytics, in what RCA said is the largest-ever “growth financing” for a real estate data firm.
Susquehanna has bought a 40% stake in RCA from Daily Mail and General Trust, the UK-listed firm that was previously owner of fellow real estate data business Xceligent.
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Investment firm Susquehanna Growth Equity has ploughed $115M into real estate data and technology firm Real Capital Analytics, in what RCA said is the largest-ever “growth financing” for a real estate data firm.
Susquehanna has bought a 40% stake in RCA from Daily Mail and General Trust, the UK-listed firm that was previously owner of fellow real estate data business Xceligent.
Welcome to the robotic bedroom of the future, coming in 2020 to tiny apartments beginning in Hong Kong and Japan, but expanding around the world.
After announcing a year-long pilot of pop-up shops in the UK earlier this week to sell items from smaller marketplace merchants, Amazon has added another development to its brick-and-mortar efforts in the country. Starting today, the company is setting up phys...
STRATIS IoT has been named RealPage’s first AppPartner in their Smart Buildings category. While STRATIS has been partnered and integrated with RealPage for several months, the company is a fully certified RealPage AppPartner now.
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Since the start of last year, more than a dozen newly minted chief executives have seized control of the country’s largest residential companie...
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A startup that is attempting to significantly improve the way how Indians rent or buy an apartment just raised a substantially big amount to further pursue its mission. Bangalore-based real estate property operator NoBroker said today it has raised $51 million in a new round of funding.
Many New York City property owners are so bold as to buy their pads sight unseen.
And even those lucky enough to tour the apartments they end up buying may lack important information that could inform their decisions.
To arm prospective buyers and renters with as much information as possible about properties on the market, startup