- Tech Watch
- 29-Jun-2022
WiredScore raises $15m in Series B funding
WiredScore, a company that sets global standards for technology in the built world, has raised $15 mln (€14 mln) in Series B funding.
Read moreWiredScore, a company that sets global standards for technology in the built world, has raised $15 mln (€14 mln) in Series B funding.
Read moreCoima Group, a specialist in Italian real estate with more than €9 bn of assets, says it has launched the first phase of its digitalisation programme.
Read moreHqO, the workplace experience platform, has acquired Leesman, a specialist in measuring employee workplace experience.
Read moreGlobal proptech venture capital firm Pi Labs has concluded its tenth growth programme for early stage proptech startups, with the participating companies set to secure $18.6 mln (€17.3 mln) in seed and pre-seed funding.
Read moreBritish tech firms Octopus Energy and Ilke Homes have entered into a strategic partnership to roll out the UK’s first homes to guarantee residents zero energy bills.
Read moreFast-growth protech start-up Upflex has secured $30 mln (€28 mln) in Series A funding led by WeWork, with which it already has a partnership.
Read moreExcello Law real estate and property development partner Richard Osborn has advised the University of Leicester on the £100 mln (€116.5 mln) Space Park Leicester development.
Read moreInternational real estate advisor Savills has acquired German workplace specialist Brickbyte, which combines services and consulting with digital space proptech to create sustainable office concepts.
Read moreA fast-growing residential estate agent in Spain with a tech platform at its heart has succeeded in raising capital for further expansion.
Read moreRevelop, a Swedish company that specialises in value added investments, has invested in a proptech company to boost its ESG ambitions.
Read moreSirius Capital Partners, through its Sirius Fund IV, has signed an agreement to acquire seven assets, consisting of 261 rental apartments, from Finnish construction company Hartela.