US proptech start-up Reonomy has raised $30m in a series C funding round led by Sapphire Ventures. The round also included participation from existing investors Softbank Capital and Bain Capital Ventures, which led a separate funding of $16m four months ago. The rounds bring Reonomy's total funding to $68.4m. The company said it will use the cash injection to expand and develop its property data and analytics platform, which numbers WeWork among its commercial users. Users of Reonomy's platform are able to search details of 50 million New York properties as well information about contracts, sales and mortgages.
New York proptech start-up Reonomy has raised $30m in a series C funding round led by Sapphire Ventures. The round also included participation from existing investors Softbank Capital and Bain Capital Ventures, which led a separate funding of $16m four months ago. The rounds bring Reonomy's total funding to $68.4m. The company said it will use the cash injection to expand and develop its property data and analytics platform, which numbers WeWork among its commercial users. Users of Reonomy's platform are able to search details of 50 million US properties as well information about contracts, sales and mortgages.