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Below you will find the Q2 2021 summary for the real estate technology startup market. It includes funding, maturity, and exit trends for the last quarter, along with key takeaways.
Read MoreThe pandemic and resulting economic toll has presented challenging headwinds for startups. In this post we look back on Q2 ending funding trends for real estate technology startups to determine the trajectory of innovation in this emerging technology sector.
Read MoreThe below chart shows real estate technology funding over time and calls out the largest funding round in recent years. As you can see, real estate technology funding showed relentless growth from 2015 through 2019, with last year’s funding reaching a new high at $27.2B.
Read MoreThe below chart shows real estate technology exit activity over time. As you can see, real estate technology exit activity achieved a record year in 2017, and then held generally steady thereafter.
Read MoreHere is our Q4 2018 summary report on the real estate technology startup sector. The following report includes a sector overview and recent activity.
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The following infographic summarizes the percentage of Real Estate Technology companies in each headcount range. It shows that companies with 1-10 employees lead the market at 42%, followed by companies with 11-50 employees at 35%. Please note that this data is based only on Real Estate Technology companies that have publicly available headcount data. We are currently tracking over 679 companies in 9 categories across 45 countries, with a total of $12.09 Billion in funding. To see the full list of 679 Real Estate Technology companies, contact us using the form on www.venturescanner.com.
The following infographic summarizes the number of companies invested by the top Real Estate Technology investors. You could see that Y Combinator is in the lead by having invested in 18 companies, followed by Accel Partners and 500 Startups which each invested in 16 companies. At Venture Scanner, we are currently tracking over 659 Real Estate Technology companies in 9 categories across 45 countries, with a total of $10.26 Billion in funding. To see the full list of 659 Real Estate Technology companies, contact us using the form on www.venturescanner.com.
The following infographic summarizes the founding date distribution of Real Estate Technology companies to show the percentage of Real Estate Technology companies that were founded within a specific time period. It shows that the founding of Real Estate Technology companies reached its peak from 2013-Present, with 28% of the companies being founded during this period. Company founding was at the lowest in 2001-2002, with only 2% of the companies being founded during those two years. We are currently tracking over 658 companies in 9 categories across 46 countries, with a total of $10.25 Billion in funding. To see the full list of 658 Real Estate Technology companies, contact us using the form on www.venturescanner.com.
The following infographic summarizes Real Estate Technology companies’ total funding by the vintage year they were founded in. You could see that Real Estate Technology companies founded in 2007 and 2008 are in the lead by raising a total of $3.2 Billion funding up to date. At Venture Scanner, we are currently tracking over 655 Real Estate Technology companies in 9 categories across 46 countries, with a total of $9.67 Billion in funding. To see the full list of 655 Real Estate Technology companies, contact us using the form on www.venturescanner.com.
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