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New York-Based Co-Living Startup Roomors Raises $2 Million in Debt Financing

Roomors’ online service offers fully furnished rooms in shared apartments, complete with housekeeping and utility services, aimed at young professionals and students who recently relocated to New York

New York-based co-living startup Roomors Living has raised $2 million in a debt financing round led by New York-based investment firm Thayer Street Partners Management LLC. The companies announced Tuesday following a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission made by Roomors earlier this month. Founded in 2017, Roomors’ online service offers fully furnished rooms in shared apartments, complete with housekeeping and utility services, aimed at young professionals who recently relocated to New York. Roomors also offers networking and social events connecting residents.

 

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