Real estate tech companies raised the most in September. Check out the top 5 rounds

See which companies raised the most last month.

Written by Liz Warren
Published on Oct. 01, 2018
Real estate tech companies raised the most in September. Check out the top 5 rounds

In September, NYC tech startups raised $1.7 billion in funding — $468 million of which was raised in just one day. While a mix of industries were represented, real estate tech stole the show, appearing twice in the top five rounds. See which companies raised the most last month.

 

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5. Ro, $88M, Sept. 18

Investors: Tusk Ventures, Torch Capital, Slow Ventures, Sinai Ventures, SignalFire, Initialized Capital, General Catalyst, FirstMark, BoxGroup

Bio: Ro is the parent company of men’s health and smoking cessation brands Roman and Zero, respectively.

News: The health brand raised $88 million in Series A funding, bringing their total funding amount to $91.1 million. Along with the funding, the company is spreading the word about Zero, its latest venture that focuses on smoking cessation.

 

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4. Enigma, $95M, Sept. 18

Investors: Two Sigma Ventures, Third Point Ventures, New Enterprise Associates, MetLife, Glynn Capital Management, Crosslink Capital, Comcast, Capital One Growth Ventures, BB&T

Bio: Enigma connects a company’s internal data with real world data to provide them with intelligent insights.

News: The company raised $95 million in Series C funding, bringing its total funding amount to $129 million. It plans to use the investment for expansion into new verticals and team growth.

 

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3. EasyKnock, $100M, Sept. 19

Investors: Montage Ventures, Crestar Partners and Blumberg Capital

Bio: EasyKnock is a real estate platform that allows homeowners to sell their homes while living in them as rental properties.

News: The company raised $3.5 million in seed financing and $100 million in new debt financing. It will use the investment to grow into new markets, and is projected to become profitable in 2019.

 

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2. UiPath, $225M, Sept. 18

Investors: Sequoia Capital, CapitalG, Accel

Bio: UiPath uses robotic process automation to help enterprises reduce the amount of time they spend on manual, repetitive tasks.

News: The company raised $225 million in Series C funding, bringing its total funding amount to $408 million and its valuation to $3 billion. The company’s valuation reached $1 billion following a $153 million Series B round less than a year ago.

 

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1. Compass, $400M, Sept. 27

Investors: Softbank, Qatar Investment Authority, IVP, Fidelity

Bio: Compass is an end-to-end real estate platform that supports the entire buying and selling lifecycle. It currently operates in 17 regions across the country.

News: The company raised $400 million in Series F funding less than a year after raising a $550 million Series E round. The investment brings the company’s total funding amount to $1.2 billion, with an estimated valuation of $4.4 billion.

 

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