Boston’s HaulHub, A Construction Tech Startup, Raises $30M From T. Rowe Price & Durable Capital

HaulHub, a Boston-area startup focused on modernizing the heavy construction industry’s approach to transportation management, has raised $30 million in Series B funding. T. Rowe Price Associates and Durable Capital Partners LP co-led the investment, which brings HaulHub’s total raised to $35 million since its 2015 inception. Lead Edge Capital led its $5 million seed round in November 2018.

Mexican proptech, Multiburó, raises US$700,000

Mexican proptech Multiburó just raised its first investment for US$700,000. In the round, angel investors from the real estate sector, as well as Mexico’s development bank, the National Finance Agency (NAFIN for its Spanish abbreviation), provided the funds.

Curbio Enters San Francisco and San Jose, Bringing Unmatched Pre-Sale Renovation Expertise to the Bay Area

Curbio Inc. the leading pre-sale renovation company, today announced its expansion into San Francisco and San Jose. With Curbio, homeowners ready to sell in the Bay Area can renovate before listing and sell their home for the best possible price, without the upfront expense or hassles of traditional renovation.

Changing Spaces: How Ghost Kitchens are Serving the Invisable Demand of Online Orders

Innovations in the PropTech space are fueling a rapid evolution within the larger real estate industry. Solutions to long-ignored pain points and new consumer preferences are now becoming seamlessly integrated into the built environment, disrupting business as usual for this mature asset class. This article is part of Goodwin’s Changing Spaces series which examines how real estate is being enhanced, repurposed and ultimately, reimagined, to satisfy the needs of our increasingly tech-enabled econ…

NAR’s venture capital arm launches UK program

Download CREtech’s Monthly Proptech Funding Report: February

The CREtech monthly PropTech Funding Report highlights trends in venture capital investments in real estate tech (proptech) companies.  These trends have a profound impact on the greater real estate industry and the built environment. Strategic proptech trends have the potential to create opportunities, drive significant innovation and disruption. In this data-rich report, CREtech analyzed and lists the companies funded, their investors, and trends for the month of February 2020.  Download the C…

The Global smart city market is expected to grow by USD 2118.14 bn during 2020-2024, progressing at a CAGR of 23% during the forecast period

Our reports on global smart city market provides a holistic analysis, market size and forecast, trends, growth drivers, and challenges, as well as vendor analysis covering around 25 vendors.  The report offers an up-to-date analysis regarding the current global market scenario, latest trends and drivers, and the overall market environment. The market is driven by increase in it consolidation and modernization.In addition, enhanced global broadband connectivity is anticipated to boost the growth …

Proptech: A Sophisticated Way to Fight Climate Change

Although technology has been upping pretty much every industry in the past decade, its implications in the real estate market have been somewhat reduced. Yet, proptech is a hot topic, garnering ever more attention from venture capitalists around the world. While on the surface it stands for the digitalization of real estate, at its core, proptech is in fact addressing questions of how we experience and reap value from real estate.

Monograph, developer of project and cost management software for architects, raises $1.9 million

Monograph, a startup working on cloud-based software that makes project and cost management easier for architects, announced today that it has raised $1.9 million in seed funding. The round was led by Homebrew Ventures and Parade Ventures, with participation from Designer Fund, Hustle Fund VC and angel investors. The San Francisco-based startup was founded last year by Robert Yuen, Alex Dixon and Moe Amaya. Each has experience in architecture, design and software development, making them well-po…

Data visualisation market ‘will hit $9bn by 2026’

The global data visualisation market is growing by up to $900m a year, and is expected to be worth $9bn by 2026, according to analysis of industry data by Zegami, the data visualisation company helping businesses unlock their data potential. Property is producing more data than ever but this creates pressure on managers and advisers to make sense of the numbers. This is leading to the increased use of data visualisation in data analytics and business intelligence tools, as well as organisations …