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Italian proptech startup Casavo lands €200 million to change the way people sell, live and buy homes in Europe
Casavo, a leading Italian proptech platform with the mission to change the way people sell, live and buy homes in Europe, announces a new capital raise of €200 million, bringing total capital raised to date to €385 million including debt and equity.
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Milan-based proptech Casavo raises (up to) €200 million
Proptech firm Casavo has raised €200 million in an effort to revolutionise the way individuals buy and sell homes in Europe.
Interview With Giorgio Tinacci, CEO at Casavo
I’ve always had passion for real estate and since my very first experiences I had the dream to create something my own. I liked the idea of building a business model with a great impact, able to innovate a strongly traditional environment, redesigning its borders.
Proptech: l'ibuyer italien Casavo lève 50 millions d'euros et séduit Goldman Sachs
La banque s'engage à prêter jusqu'à 150 millions d'euros à la start-up, qui malgré la crise a plus que doublé son chiffre d'affaires 2020 pour atteindre les 80 millions d'euros.
"No somos Louis Vuitton, queremos ser el Zara del sector inmobiliario": así pretende crecer en España el 'instant buyer' de vivienda Casavo
Comprar viviendas, reformarlos y venderlos. Una operación habitual del mercado inmobiliario a la que Casavo quiere añadirle velocidad y volumen gracias a la tecnología. Con esos ingredientes, el instant buyer italiano desembarcó en España en 2020 y ahora su objetivo es crecer.
200 Millionen Euro für PropTech Plattform Casavo
Casavo nimmt 50 Millionen Euro an Kapital in einer neuen Series C Finanzierungsrunde auf. Exor führt die Runde an, gefolgt von Greenoaks, Project A Ventures, 360 Capital and Picus Capital. P101 und Bonsai Partners kommen als neue Investoren an Bord.
Los Agnelli entran en Casavo tras cerrar una ronda de financiación de 200 millones
El fondo español Bonsai también entra en su capital, mientras que Goldman Sachs aporta 150 millones de deuda, tramo que ampliará el crédito.
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