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Hustle Fund backs Fintor, which wants to make it easier to invest in real estate

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Eight out of 10 said they would like to invest in real estate but were deterred by all the barriers to entry. There is clearly a large demand for access to real estate,” Yousefi said. million in seed money to continue building out its fractional real estate investing platform. Image Credits: Fintor.

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Commercial real estate lending startup Lev brings in $30M on a $130M valuation

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Commercial real estate has been slow to embrace technology ; though it has an addressable financing market of more than $40 billion, putting together a deal is still mostly manual, paper-heavy and complicated. We want to be the platform on which capital market transactions are processed.

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Global Founders Capital leads $9.3M investment into Awning, a real estate brokerage for individual investors

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Awning is a startup that aims to make the process less intimidating through a platform designed to allow individuals to invest in single-family rental homes not just in the cities or states in which they live but in other markets remotely as well. And today, the San Francisco-based real estate brokerage is coming out of stealth with $9.3

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Kapacity.io is using AI to drive energy and emissions savings for real estate

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is on a mission to accelerate the decarbonization of buildings by using AI-generated efficiency savings to encourage electrification of commercial real estate — wooing buildings away from reliance on fossil fuels to power their heating and cooling needs. Although early tests have been limited to its home market for now.

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Generative AI is building the foundation of proptech’s next wave

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Kunal Lunawat Contributor Share on Twitter Kunal Lunawat is co-founder and managing partner of Agya Ventures , a venture capital firm focused on real estate tech, blockchain, AI and sustainability. We believe this represents a significant opportunity for real estate tech entrepreneurs.

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South Korean online secondhand marketplace Danggeun Market raises $162M at a $2.7B valuation

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Danggeun Market, the publisher of South Korea’s hyperlocal community app Karrot, announced it has raised $162 million in a Series D round of funding with a valuation of $2.7 The latest funding officially makes Danggeun Market a unicorn, with $205 million total raised. Danggeun Market launched Karrot in Canada and the U.S.

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Real estate CIOs drive deals with data

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The residential real estate industry may not be perceived to be as digitally aggressive as Wall Street titans and multinational manufacturing conglomerates. And the crew is using AWS SageMaker machine learning (ML) to give its agents the best local leads and prospective buyers.