- Tech Watch
- 11-May-2022
Housfy raises €30m Series B funding
A fast-growing residential estate agent in Spain with a tech platform at its heart has succeeded in raising capital for further expansion.
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 moreNossa Data, the fintech start-up that helps corporates streamline their ESG reporting, has raised a £1.2 mln (€1.4 mln) seed round led by Symvan Capital and BGF.
Read moreA prop tech company looking to expand its offering in key markets globally including the UK, has raised $15 mln (€14 mln) of working capital in a funding round led by JLL Spark, the venture capital arm of the global agent.
Read moreGlobal proptech company Mallcomm has expanded its European footprint with its first strategic partnerships in Greece and Belgium.
Read moreThe return of Mipim in March 2022 after a two-year hiatus was notable for a number of reasons.
Read moreProptech start-up Construction Carbon has launched a free website application that enables project developers to get a quick idea of their upfront embodied carbon emissions prior to starting works.
Read moreProptech venture capital fund Pi Labs has secured $90 mln (€83 mln) for its oversubscribed latest fund, which will back technology startups in the real estate world from around the globe.
Read moreCentral Sicaf, a company managed by French property group Covivio, has completed the sale of a portfolio of 17 mixed-use assets to AP Wireless Italia InfraRe, a subsidiary of Radius Global Infrastructure.
Read morePropTech1 Ventures, the European venture capital fund focused on the innovation potential of the real estate industry, is the lead investor in the $4 mln (€3.36 mln) seed funding round of the UK-based proptech startup Desana.
Read moreAres Management, the US firm, has struck an agreement with French start-up, Colonies, to acquire and refurbish affordable co-living apartments in major urban centres across Western Europe.