Start-up Zumper has raised $46m funding as it attempts to establish itself as the go-to site for renters and landlords in the US. The company is currently working with a number of landlords, including one who rents out apartments on Airbnb but also owns properties through his own company. Claiming one million listings and eight million monthly visitors, Zumper's revenues and overall valuation remain secret. The latest Series C injection has taken its funding to $90m since its 2014 formation. (Compass, however, puts more of an emphasis on the broker experience.) Media company Axel Springer and growth-stage fund Stereo Capital led the investment.
Start-up Zumper has raised $46m funding as it attempts to establish itself as the go-to site for renters and landlords in the US. The company is currently working with a number of landlords, including one who rents out apartments on Airbnb but also owns properties through his own company. Claiming one million listings and eight million monthly visitors, Zumper's revenues and overall valuation remain secret. The latest Series C injection has taken its funding to $90m since its 2014 formation. Media company Axel Springer and growth-stage fund Stereo Capital led the investment.