Commercial Real Estate Startup CrediFi Raises $6 Million
CrediFi develops software that analyses data about the commercial real estate market using a database of over 7 million commercial properties, to assess liabilities and risk factors
Commercial real estate startup CrediFi Corp. has raised $6 million in funding, the company announced Wednesday. The $6 million follows a $13 million round announced in early 2017.
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CrediFi develops software that analyses data about the commercial real estate market using a database of over 7 million commercial properties to assess liabilities and risk factors.
Ely Razin, CrediFi's CEO. Photo: Orel Cohen Founded in 2014, CrediFi has raised $29 million to date. CrediFi currently has 65 employees and is dually headquartered in New York and Tel Aviv.
The round was led by Liberty Technology Venture Capital II, joined by Japanese real estate investor Mitsui Fudosan, and Maverick Ventures Israel.
The company will use the funding to hire executives and teams in New York and Tel Aviv, according to the company’s statement.
