NoBroker raises $5 million from Google
The company reportedly said the funding will help it reach out to more customers across current and new cities and streamline the entire real estate journey with the help of technology
Real estate platform NoBroker has raised $5 million from Google as part of its Series E round. The existing investors of the company include General Atlantic, Tiger Global, and Moore Strategic Ventures in this venture.
The company reportedly said the funding will help it reach out to more customers across current and new cities and streamline the entire real estate journey with the help of technology.
“The current funding will help us reach out to more customers across current and new cities, and help us streamline the entire real estate journey from search to shifting into your house to even managing your society seamlessly with the help of technology,” said Akhil Gupta, co-founder and chief technology and product officer of NoBroker.com, was reported as saying by some media reports.
Amit Agarwal, co-founder and chief executive officer of NoBroker.com., reportedly said, “Demand for renting and buying is both in full swing. We are excited to partner with Google to build products and solutions that will simplify the home search and living experience for our users.”
