Proptech had a huge 2021, with record-setting fundraising; investments in construction, sustainability, office management will soar in 2022.
Juno, a San Francisco-based startup founded in 2019, says it can make the multifamily design and construction process 35% faster.
DBL Partners and GreenSoil PropTech Ventures led the $10M Series A funding round for Wynd, a company that creates technology to monitor and improve air quality.
Five-year-old proptech company signed a huge lease at 195 Broadway
Proptech investment globally hit $32B, a new annual record and a sign of the sector’s continued strength.
Turntide Technologies offers smart motors and property technology to increase building efficiency and reduce emissions.
Reali had raised more than $290M since its 2016 founding, but it said this year's unfavorable capital raising environment contributed to its shutdown.
The report, from proptech venture capital firm MetaProp, found investor confidence in the sector fell dramatically after reaching an all-time high last year.
The fragmented building tracking industry is expected to consolidate as real estate owners push to meet reporting targets.
The pain that public proptech firms have felt, with stocks plunging to a fraction of their initial value, has seeped into the venture capital funding market.
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