Seattle based-company operates brokerage, mortgage and closing subsidiaries involved in $2.6B in home sales
The company is seeking Chapter 11 protection as it reports assets worth far less than the venture capital it's raised
Snapdocs has raised $150 million in a series D funding round. The platform now touches nearly 20 percent of U.S. real estate transactions
With Series A funding, the Boston-based startup plans to bring expertise in paperless to mortgage servicing
The startup, which is aimed at digitizing the transaction process, plans to go public through a blank check merger with Capitol Investment Corp. V
The 'Home Swap' provider is aiming to boost headcount by 5X this year, with an eye toward expanding into 100 markets by 2023
With $778M in IPO funding, the company also aims to grow its real estate brokerage and title insurance businesses
Matt Hansen and venture capital firm SixThirty take $1.6M stake in home management platform
New Valley Ventures from Vector Group aims to invest in startups focused on supporting a 'rapid transformation of the real estate industry for the benefit of the agent'
Rajeev Misra, the head of the Vision Fund, hinted that SoftBank is launching a special-purpose acquisition company, or SPAC, in an interview with Bloomberg
From notary marketplace to raising more than $85 million in under a year, the software company is putting its stamp on digital escrow
Venture capitalist Tim Draper, an early backer of Tesla and Skype, has invested an undisclosed amount in the blockchain transaction startup
Seeking to provide Canadians with a new option for buying and selling, Properly has been funded by U.S. proptech players Silicon Valley Bank and I80 Group
The funds will be used to recruit hosts, introduce longer-term stays, and bolster the company's Airbnb Experiences program
With a total of $4.7M raised in 2 years, the company is aiming to win the market for outsourced transaction coordination. While its software can be used for free by agents and brokerages, the company charges for use of a designated transaction coordination
Venture capitalists have poured billions into real estate technology over the last decade. But as the coronavirus hammers the economy, that funding may begin to dry up
