Thu, Nov 21 2024
Cherre, a well-known platform for managing and analyzing real estate data, just revealed that its $30 million Series C investment round was completed successfully.
Leading this substantial fund infusion was HighSage Ventures, a company with permanent capital backing.
Prominent real estate investors contributed to the round, including TA Realty founders, RXR (RADV), and Nuveen Real Estate. The ongoing backing of current investors including Trustbridge Partners, Glilot Capital Partners, Intel Capital, and Carthona Capital further enhances Cherre's financial environment.
Cherre is committed to improving data management and intelligence in order to transform the real estate sector. With this most recent funding round, the business plans to increase the range of innovative solutions it offers to enhance data quality and process intelligence, enabling customers to build a modular target operating model that will provide them a competitive edge in the future.
This investment reinforces Cherre's resolve to promote innovation in the real estate industry, which was demonstrated in the company's double-digit sales increase last year.
Through the enhancement of data pipeline transparency, data transformation for optimal interoperability, and the facilitation of observability and validation across the whole data value chain, Cherre's platform responds to the pressing demands of the real estate sector. With the help of these capabilities, customers may quickly correct mistakes, enhancing the precision and quality of the data required to make decisions later on.
Proud to support Cherre, Nicholas Appelo of HighSage Ventures said, "Cherre is well on its way to becoming the foundational data platform for the real estate industry."
"HighSage is ecstatic to support L.D., a remarkable visionary leader, and his elite group of associates. With this round, Cherre is better positioned to take advantage of the enormous potential to offer data intelligence capabilities that enhance underwriting procedures and expedite operations to lenders, service providers, and real estate investors.
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