Hyper-Local Apartment Search Startup Locks Down New Funding

Apartment, multifamily

Abodo, a venture-funded startup from 2012 that focuses on localizing the apartment search experience, just received another cash infusion in completion of its Series A financing.

The firm pulled in $4.8M, bumping the company’s total financing raised to over $8M since its creation, Business Wire reports. “This round will be used to continue our mission to innovate in the apartment listing space in order to bring meaningful change to the way people find apartments today,” says Abodo CEO Alec Slocum.

Abodo is the country’s leading hyper-local apartment search service and is working to combine the largest inventory of apartments on the market with a simple, intuitive user interface. [BW]

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