– Awning, a real estate brokerage startup, raised $9.3m in seed funding.
– The round was led by Global Founders Capital and joined by MassMutual Ventures, and several strategic angel investors.
– The company plans to use the capital to expand its portfolio of single-family rental homes in new markets.

– Mexico City-based last-mile logistics platform Cargamos wants to own same-day delivery in Latin America.
– The company has announced a $7m raise in follow-on funding, bringing its total seed round to $11m.
– It will use the funding to build a large fulfilment facility in Mexico City.
– It also wants to expand its network of mini distribution centers which it calls points of delivery, AKA “pods”, where packages are sorted and sent out for final delivery.
– The company currently has about 50 pods, but wants to more than double that number in the next six months so that it can cover a service area around Mexico City of up to 75 additional cities.

– June Homes from New York is a proptech company.
– The company raised $50M in funding.
– The round was led by SoftBank Ventures Asia with participation from TQ Ventures, FJ Labs, K50, Reshape, Quiet Capital, Demi Lovato and Scott Belsky.
– The company intends to use the funds to accelerate expansion to other U.S. markets.

– DoorLoop is a Miami FL-based rental property management software company.
– The company raised $10M in Seed funding.
– The round was led by DoorLoop’s founders and private investors.
– The company intends to use the funds to further invest in its technology platform, recruiting efforts and marketing initiatives.

– Bilt Rewards, a loyalty program for property renters to earn points on rent with no fees and build a path toward homeownership, announced a round of $60 million in growth funding that values the company at $350 million.
– The investment comes from Wells Fargo and Mastercard and a group of the nation’s largest real estate owners, including Blackstone Group, AvalonBay Communities, Douglas Elliman, Equity Residential, GID-Windsor Communities, LENx, The Moinian Group, Morgan Properties, Starwood Capital Group and Related.

– Blueground announced that it has raised $180m in Series C financing.
– In this round, Blueground raised $140m in equity financing led by WestCap, with participation from Geolo Capital, VentureFriends, and Prime Ventures.
– In addition, Blueground raised a $40m debt facility from Silicon Valley Bank.
– Together with this new round, Blueground has raised a total of $258m.
– With more than 5,000 apartments across 15 major cities globally, Blueground is reinventing the future of living by making apartments available globally for people where they want, when they want, on the terms they want.
– Through its network of beautifully designed and fully furnished apartments, guests are able to stay in some of the most desirable neighborhoods and cities throughout the world for a month, a year, or more.

– Seattle-based Concreit enables users to invest in its real estate fund with the click of a few buttons on its app and as little as $1 starting investment.
– The launch of the app is the culmination of an endeavor more than a year in the making by CEO Sean Hsieh, who had previously founded Seattle-based VoIP communications company Flowroute, which sold in 2018.
– Hsieh co-founded Concreit with Flowroute co-founder Jordan Levy and Rui Maximo, who was formerly CTO at blockchain startups LifeID and StormX.

– Pacaso (the leading real estate platform that helps people buy and co-own a second home) announced $125m Series C funding led by SoftBank Vision Fund 2.
– The round also included participation from Fifth Wall, the largest venture capital firm focused on technologies for the global real estate industry, and Gaingels (a leading investment syndicate supporting diversity and increased representation of the LGBTQ community and allies).
– The company has doubled its domestic market reach and now operates in 25 top second home destinations, including Napa, Lake Tahoe, Aspen, Malibu, Miami, and Vail.

– Sellers Shield™ is the leader in risk-management and software solutions for the real estate industry has raised $15m in Series A.
– The funding led by Elsewhere Partners.
– The funds will be used to expand the company’s market coverage across the United States, including Kentucky, Michigan, and Minnesota, and support continued team and product development.

– Ribbon, the homeownership company, announces today it has secured $150 million, inclusive of $75 million in Series C equity financing and $75 million in additional working capital.
– The Series C was led by Greenspring Associates, with participation from existing investors Greylock, Bain Capital Ventures, NFX, Nyca, Thomvest and Jake Seid.
– This investment will enable more than $10 billion in home transactions annually, and fuel Ribbon’s swift expansion into new states.

– Orchard, the company that is radically simplifying home buying and selling, announced today that it has raised $100 million in Series D funding at over a $1 billion valuation.
– Accomplice led the round with participation from repeat investors FirstMark, Revolution, First American, Juxtapose and a syndicate of new investors.
– This new round of equity funding will support Orchard’s continued growth and innovation.

– Jetty, a fintech company which aims to give renters flexibility when paying rent, has raised $23m in a funding round co-led by Citi and Flourish Ventures.
– The financing brings Jetty’s total raised since its 2016 inception to $78m.
– Other investors participating in the latest growth round include Credit Ease and K5.
– The 100-person New York City-based startup has come up with a way to help renters make rent on time with an offering that resembles the “buy now, pay later” (BNPL) model that is increasingly used by consumers at the point of sale, online and in person.

– HomeLight, a real estate technology platform, secured $263m in debt financing.
– The financing was led by Zeev Ventures and joined by Group 11, Stereo Capital, Menlo Ventures and Lydia Jett of the SoftBank Vision Fund.
– The financing brings HomeLight’s valuation to $1.6 billion.
– The company plans to triple its revenue to over $300 million in 2021.

– Flat.mx, a real estate marketplace, raised $20m in Series A funding.
– The round was led by Anthemis and 500 Startups, and joined by ALLVP and Expa.
– Other investors include Opendoor CEO and co-founder Eric Wu, Flyhomes’ co-founder and CEO Tushar Garg, and Divvy Homes’ co-founder Brian Ma.
– The company plans to use the funding to expand its operations in Mexico and Latin America.

– Blueprint Title, an insurtech startup working in the title insurance space, announced that it closed a $16 million Series B.
– The new round was led by Forté Ventures.
– Blueprint is different from the Roots and MetroMiles and Hippos that debuted via traditional IPOs or SPACs; it largely sells to business customers and has a very different product on offer.

– Kocomo is a Mexico City-based proptech startup.
– The company raised US$56m in debt and equity funding.
– The round was led by AllVP and Vine Ventures with participation from Picus Capital, Fontes – QED, FJ Labs, Clocktower Technology Ventures, and JAWS (the family office of Starwood Capital Group Chairman Barry Sternlicht), Florian Hagenbuch – Founder & Co-CEO, and Mate Pencz – Founder & Co-CEO, of Loft, Oskar Hjertonsson of Cornershop, Carlos Garcia of Kavak, and Sergio Furio of Creditas.
– The company intends to use the funds to continue to expand operations and its business reach.

– PropLogix, a Sarasota, FL-based title support company providing tech-enabled due diligence services and software for closing professionals, received a strategic growth investment from Accel-KKR.
– The amount of the deal was not disclosed.
– With this investment, the company will accelerate market expansion plans, scale product development and pursue M&A opportunities.

– Sugar, the venture-backed proptech company turning apartment buildings into interactive communities, has announced that it has closed a $2.5M seed funding round.
– The funding was led by a prestigious group of key strategic investors across property tech, community and innovation.
– It will be used to drive Sugar’s continued growth and expand its talent.

– Plentific is a London, UK-based platform for smart property management.
– The company raised $100m in Series C funding.
– The round was led by new investors Highland Europe and Brookfield Technology Partners alongside Mubadala Investment Company (Mubadala) and RXR Digital Ventures, as well as existing investors A/O PropTech and Target Global.
– The new investment will be used to expand the company’s presence in the United States, and globally, and to accelerate its engineering and product development to increase digitalisation across the property and facilities management space.

– QuintoAndar, a Brazilian proptech, raised $120m in Series E funding.
– The round was led by Greenoaks Capital and Tencent, and joined by Ribbit Capital, and others.
– It brings QuintoAndar to a valuation of $5.1 billion.
– The company plans to enter the Mexican market as its first expansion outside of its home country.

– DocSpace is a digital health commerce platform for clinicians to start, manage, and grow tech-enabled private practices.
– The company raised $1.2m in seed funding.
– The round was led by Slauson & Co., with participation from Precursor Ventures, Acrew Capital’s Scout Fund, SputnikATX Ventures, and angel investors Nathan Baschez, Sonia Baschez, Nikhil Krishnan, and Eliana Murillo.
– The company intends to use the funds to build out DocSpace Pay, an integrated one-click checkout healthcare payments experience for patients and clinicians.

– Reali is a real estate and fintech company based in San Mateo, California.
– The company raised $250m in Series D funding.
– The round was led by Zeev Ventures with participation from Akkadian Ventures, Signia Ventures, and others.
– The new investment will be used to accelerate national expansion and product advancements to its Reali Trade-In and Reali Cash Offer services.

– Basking.io, a Berlin, Germany-based workplace occupancy analytics provider, received an additional investment of undisclosed amount.
– Backers included Blue Field Capital, Aconterra and Ray Wirta.
– The company intends to use the funds for further market expansion and enhancement of the platform for partner app developers.

– Aalto is a private homeowner marketplace.
– The company has raised $13m in Series A funding.
– The round was led by Sequoia Capital and joined by Background Capital, Defy Partners, Maple VC and Greg Waldorf.
– The company claims that a potential seller can list their home on its platform in five minutes, rather than a typical process that is closer to five weeks.

– BLDUP, a Boston, MA-based market intelligence platform for the Commercial Real Estate, Construction, and Development industry, raised $2m in pre-seed funding round.
– The backers were not disclosed.
– Led by founder and CEO Noah Coughlin, BLDUP provides CRE industry players with a platform to get real-time information on construction and real estate information in-market.

– WeMaintain, a Paris, France- and Singapore-based PropTech company, raised $36m in Series B funding.
– The round was led by Red River West, BPI France Digital Ventures, and Swiss Immo Lab.
– The new investment will be used to accelerate the company’s international expansion and extend proprietary technology across the built environment.

– RentCheck, a startup that is out to help solve the “he said, she said” challenge in these situations with an automated property inspection platform, has recently raised $2.6m in seed money.
– The company was founded by Lydia Winkler and Marco Nelson.
– RentCheck is an automated property inspection platform.

– Rentable announced a $22.5m Series B investment led by Susquehanna Growth Equity.
– The investment comes on the heels of significant growth for Rentable. The company achieved profitability in 2020, with revenue nearly doubling year-over-year. As a result, Rentable saw a significant increase in valuation from the company’s most recent round of financing.
– Rentable operates one of the largest online apartment marketplaces in the U.S. The marketplace is used by millions of renters — particularly Gen Z — each year to find a home. In addition to capturing a unique, young renter audience, Rentable offers property managers a platform of tools that digitizes the leasing process, including market positioning and pricing, listing and ad management, and lead management.

– Localize, a NYC-based developer of AI-powered real estate technologies, raised $25m in Series C financing.
– The round was led by Pitango Growth and attracted new investor Mizrahi-Tefahot as well as existing investors.
– The new investment will be used for further development of existing services, the creation of complementary services to support its ecosystem and the expansion of sales and marketing operations.

– Silofit is a network company which develops and operates private micro-gyms.
– The company raised $10.25M in Series A funding.
– The round was led by Whitecap Ventures Partners with participation from Courtside Ventures and Alate Partners, David Grutman, Fitt Ventures and Fitt Insider.
– The company intends to use the funds to support its expansion to the U.S. market, which includes opening 50 new Silos across five U.S. cities, beginning with Miami and Chicago, and build out its leadership team adding 25 new hires over the next year to its current team of 50 employees based in Montreal and Toronto; and establishing its U.S. headquarters in Miami.

– Realm, a first-of-its-kind unbiased, centralized and actionable source of information for American homeowners, has raised $12M in Series A funding.
– The round was led by GGV Capital with participation from existing investors Primary Venture Partners, Lerer Hippeau and Liberty Mutual Strategic Ventures.
– This round comes just four months after the company’s market launch and brings the total raised to $15M.

– La Haus, a real estate marketplace operating in Mexico and Colombia, raised $100m funding.
– The round was led by Acrew Capital and Renegade Partners, and joined by Jeff Bezos’ Bezos Expeditions, Endeavor Catalyst, Moore Strategic Ventures, Marc Benioff’s TIME Ventures, Rappi’s Simon Borrero, Maluma, and Gabriel Gilinski.
– Existing backers who put money in this round include Greenspring Associates, Kaszek, NFX, Spencer Rascoff’s 75 & Sunny Ventures, Hadi Partovi and NuBank’s David Velez.
– The company declined to reveal at what valuation the extension was raised.

– Landis, a startup that uses technology and data science to help renters reach homeownership, announced the close of $165m in debt and Series A equity financing.
– Led by Sequoia Capital, the Series A round also included participation from Arrive, a Roc Nation company, Will Smith’s Dreamers VC as well as existing investor Signia Venture Partners.
– This latest funding brings Landis’ total debt and equity raised to $182m since the company’s launch.
– Landis is a social impact-driven company with a mission to guide renters on their unique path to purchasing a home.
– The company’s technology helps Americans save money and build a stronger financial foundation through homeownership.

– Fetch Package, an Austin, Texas-based last-mile package delivery service for apartment communities, raised $60m in funding.
– The $50m Series C equity funding round was led by Ocelot Capital with participation from Greenpoint Partners, Alpaca VC and Rose Park Advisors and existing investors Iron Gate Capital, Signal Peak Ventures, Venn Ventures, Pando Ventures, and Seamless.
– The company intends to use the funds to continue to scale its business by opening in 24 new major markets over the next two years as well as continuing to expand to new locations within existing markets.

– Sundae is a San Francisco, CA-based residential real estate marketplace.
– The company closed $80m in Series C funding.
– The round was co-led by Fifth Wall and General Global Capital, with participation from QED Investors, Wellington Management, Susa Ventures, Founders Fund, First American Financial, Prudence Holdings, Crossover VC, Intersect Capital, Gaingels, and Oberndorf Ventures.
– The company intends to use the funds to continue expanding to new markets, investing in its online marketplace platform and digital tools for sellers and buyers, and building brand awareness to reach more homeowners and property investors across the country.

– Lev is a NYC-based online commercial real estate financing transaction platform.
– The company raised 30m in Series A funding.
– The round was led by Greenspring, with participation from First American Title and existing investors, including NFX, Canaan Partners, JLL Spark, Animo Ventures and Ludlow Ventures.
– The new investment will be used to expand the team, in their New York City HQ, Miami R&D center and Los Angeles outpost, as well as through remote positions, invest in product development and extend its services.

– PriceHubble AG, the fast-growing global PropTech founded in Switzerland in 2016, successfully completed its Series B round and raised USD 34 million in new funding.
– Digital+ Partners led the investment round with significant investments from Latitude Ventures, TX Ventures, and selected business angels, including Dr. Martin Enderle.
– PriceHubble will use the funds from this investment for its growth and expansion strategy, as well as to further extensively innovate in data science resources.

– Wunderflats, the leading platform for temporary furnished housing in Germany, announces a $21m growth funding round to further pursue their vision to be Europe’s most customer-centric housing company where you can simply rent homes online.
– With the growth capital, the company announced plans to expand to Europe and to further invest in its product.
– Lead investor Verdane is one of Northern Europe’s most active investors in digital consumer and software businesses, with a track record of successfully supporting technology-enabled companies such as EasyPark, Desenio, momox and smava to scale operations and develop new markets.
– Verdane’s current portfolio holds 20 digital consumer and software businesses, with more than $3bn of investor commitments across nine funds.

– Jones, a commercial real estate startup, raised $12.5m in Series A funding.
– The round was led by JLL Spark and Khosla Ventures that also included strategic investors Camber Creek, Rudin Management, DivcoWest and Sage Realty.
– The company also manages certifications and approvals, moving the whole process online.
– Its technology can process an insurance certificate in less than an hour and reduce the overall vendor approval time to 2.5 days — from 12 days — with 99.9% accuracy.

– Merged Software Group, an Atlanta, GA-based eSignature solution provider, raised $5.75M in Series A funding.
– The backers were not disclosed.
– The company intends to use the funds to expand operations and its business reach across US, Canada and Latin America.

– Abodu, a startup that builds prefabricated ADUs, raised $20m in Series A funding.
– The round was led by Norwest Venture Partners and joined by previous backer Initialized Capital, Redfin CEO Glenn Kelman, Mayor Michael Tubbs, GGV investor Hans Tung and Paradox Capital’s Kyle Tibbitts.
– The startup claims that one of its backyard homes can be installed in just 10% of the time it would take for a traditional ADU to be built.

– Repair Pricer, an Austin, TX-based provider of a home repair estimation platform, raised a seed funding round of undisclosed amount.
– Wasatch Venture Partners made the investment.
– The company intends to use the funds to scale its home repair estimation platform to reach a wider audience and enhance their AI-enabled technical capacities.

– Morty is an online mortgage marketplace that allows homebuyers to evaluate competitive offers from multiple lenders, then lock and close their loans through an automated platform.
– The company closed a $25m Series B funding.
– The round was led by March Capital with participation from Rethink Impact and existing investors Thrive Capital, Lerer Hippeau, Prudence Holdings, FJ Labs and Metaprop.
– The new investment will be used to make investments in hiring, consumer marketing and product expansion and explore B2B2C opportunities to embed mortgage technology into the greater real estate ecosystem.

– Proper, an automated accounting and bookkeeping service for property managers, announced it raised $9 million in Series A funding in a round led by QED.
– Existing investors MetaProp, Expa and Bling Capital also participated in the round, which gives the San Francisco-based proptech company a total amount raised of $13.8 million.
– The company brought in $4.8 million of seed funding last August.
– Proper’s tech-enabled service is designed to execute those specific real estate accounting-related processes and apply automation to those that are repetitive.
– The company said property managers with 1,000 doors can see 63% higher profit margins and spend 45% less time per year on accounting.
– Rojas says accounting automation in real estate has been neglected with few startups stepping up to solve it like Proper is.