Higharc $53M Series B timed with growth in new-home sales

Construction technology company Higharc closed a $53 million Series B round of financing led by Spark Capital and Pillar VC. Continue reading

NFX leads $80M round for Overmoon’s vacation home fintech

Overmoon, a company in the increasingly popular vacation rental market, is off to a stellar start in 2024, having secured $80 million in debt and equity funding to launch their tech-enabled solution for owners of vacation rentals, or those who inspire … Continue reading

Artificial intelligence roused real estate amid a big year for proptech

Technology roared to life in 2023, sending a current of excitement across brokerages, MLS’s and the vendors who serve both. But it was AI’s rapid acceleration that drove the narrative. Continue reading

Closing escrow: Rebate-based Prevu lands $6M Series A

Alternative brokerage model Prevu secured $6 million in a Series A round of funding to continue providing its “Carvana-like,” technology-first brokerage service. Continue reading

Simply Homes funded $22M to apply AI to home affordability crisis

Simply Homes applies a more proptech-oriented approach by using an artificial intelligence-generated performance model to determine what each property will require to reach livability and in time, profitability. Continue reading

NAR opens application window for REACH tech accelerator

The National Association of Realtors’ for-profit venture capital arm, Second Century Ventures, runs the program. Applications are due by Jan. 31. Continue reading

Property management solution Revela revels in $9M Series A

Revela serves private and institutional single-family landlords, multifamily property managers and student housing companie. The funding was led by FirstMark Capital, and joining it was Detroit Venture Partners, MetaProp and Assurant Ventures Continue reading

Property management solution Revela revels in $9M Series A

Revela serves private and institutional single-family landlords, multifamily property managers and student housing companie. The funding was led by FirstMark Capital, and joining it was Detroit Venture Partners, MetaProp and Assurant Ventures Continue reading