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Real estate startup NoBroker raises $51 million from investors; funds to support expansion
NoBroker.com is a tech-based, brokerage-free real estate platform that makes real estate transactions seamless and efficient

New Delhi: Realty portal NoBroker.com has raised $51 million from investors, including General Atlantic, for business expansion. This is the Series C Funding.NoBroker has raised $71 million so far."The round was led by General Atlantic and included participation from existing investors SAIF Partners and BEENEXT," the company said in a statement.NoBroker.com is a tech-based, brokerage-free real estate platform that makes real estate transactions seamless and efficient.It also provides other services starting from house search to packers and movers, home loans, cleaning services, etc.

First Published:Jun 06, 2019, 10:48:02 IST
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