Nate Gipson got a notice back in February that one of his rental homes in Memphis, Tennessee, needed a new ceiling fan. As a landlord, he thought the request was reasonable enough.
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LENX, the corporate venture arm of homebuilding giant Lennar, led the raise for HomePace, which says it allows people to "easily access their home equity without taking on additional debt or interest payments." Homeowners can receive up to $250,000 in cash.
Sumutasu, a Tokyo-based proptech startup that offers a direct online real estate purchase service, has secured $8.2 million in equity and $1.6 million in debt. The company
LoopNet, the commercial real estate platform acquired by CoStar Group in 2013, which bills itself as the sector’s most trafficked online platform, has a new leader from another CoStar acquisition.
Reviewing aftermarket performance of venture-backed companies that went public via SPAC lately feels a lot like watching one of those documentaries exploring the Mariana Trench.
Gravy, a proptech startup that helps renters become homeowners, announced today that it is launching out of beta and raising a $2.6 million seed round, according to a press release shared with FinLedger.
The hype around investment in the metaverse — the evolving and still somewhat nebulous collection of virtual online spaces proponents say is the future of gaming, shopping and human interaction — has created a boom in virtual land sales on different platforms.
Plug and Play, the global corporate innovation partner and prolific early-stage investor is today announcing its launch in the UK. This move indicates the significant growth in interest in UK tech from the world’s leading technological hub.
The "mass timber" movement is a growing worldwide effort to build high-rises and other buildings out of wood composites rather than steel and concrete, for environmental reasons.
A year ago, startup founders often found themselves fought over by venture investors eager to grab a piece of any promising young company with fast growth potential. Investors competed in an increasingly heated environment in which they were often under pressure to close outsized deals in a matter of days. All told, venture capitalists spent a record $643 billion in 2021, almost double what they h...