Melbourne startup ActivePipe has raised a $5.9m Series A led by NAB Ventures, with participation from PieLab Venture Partners and strategic individuals.
:Different looks to make it easier – and cheaper – for owners to manage residential property through a fixed fee service.
Westpac-backed venture capital firm Reinventure has backed property investment platform BrickX, as part of the startup’s yet-to-close Series A round.
Snug looks to shift the state of play in the rental space more in favour of renters, with its BondCover product taking aim at the rental bond system.
In this episode Mathew sits down with Chief People Officer at Lendlease Michael Vavakis who talks about the importance of innovation at the company.
Sydney startup Hometime, a property management service for the likes of Airbnb and other players in the short-term rental space, has raised $1.5 million in a seed round led by Asia Principal Capital (APC).
The latest startup to launch in a bid to shift the traditional real estate agent model, Sello offers clients a fixed-fee service to sell their property.
Domain Group has announced the launch of an open API, which will allow property developers and startups to tap into the company’s expansive property data.
Cofounded in Queensland by Ewen Malcolm and Grant Shankster, the MiSale platform allows sellers to be their own real estate agent.
While some Australians may be slugging it out at inner-city auctions, willing to pay $1 million for a one bedroom apartment, a growing number are heading further out to start fresh, picking up parcels of land on which to build their own dream home. However, a piece of land isn’t exactly a clean slate –… Read more »
LandChecker helps potential buyers to quickly find out what zone a property is in and whether the space holds any type of restriction.
KPMG Australia’s High Growth Ventures practice has partnered with Taronga Ventures to develop opportunities for Taronga’s RealTech Venture Fund.
At its core, Brixn wants to help those starting on the long, often lonely road to homeownership feel supported and believe it’s achievable.
As competition in the property market continues to grow, startups Gavl and FinalCall are looking to help buyers track and participate in auctions remotely.
Through Nesters, sellers take care of things like arranging viewings and answering buyer questions through the app, while agents chase leads and negotiate prices.
Epic Games gives Australian medtech startup Vantari VR a $131,000 grant
ANZ doubles down on business expenses fintech DiviPay in $1.7 million series A top up
Right Click Capital’s Ben Chong on the top tech trends for 2021: cyber security
CBA’s startup investment arm, x15ventures, tips $1 million into ASX-listed fintech subsidiary Payble
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