How This Propertytech Start-up is Making the Process of Renting Properties a More Seamless Process With Its Latest Funding The fundraise of $50 million will be utilized in expanding to newer cities and strengthening position in the existing ones

By Bhavya Kaushal

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own.

You're reading Entrepreneur India, an international franchise of Entrepreneur Media.

Shutterstock.com

NoBroker.com has been on a high. In June, the property tech start-up raised $51 million in Series C round of funding and yesterday it announced a the closing of Series D funding of $51 million led by Tiger Global and participation from existing investor, General Atlantic. The total funding raised by NoBroker.com stands at $121 million. The funding will be utilized in expanding to newer cities and strengthening position in the existing ones. Speaking to Entrepreneur India in a telephonic interview, Amit Kumar, CEO and Co-Founder of NoBroker.com, said, "We are currently based in 6 cities, we plan to tap into the top 25 cities of the country through this funding. We also want to invest in technology and strengthen our services."

NoBroker.com founders-Amit Kumar Agarwal Akhil Gupta and Saurabh Garg

NoBroker.com was founded in 2014 in Bangalore by Amit Kumar Agarwal, CEO, Akhil Gupta, CTO, Saurabh Garg, CBO. The Indian real estate industry has been undergoing a lull and therefore the process of buying and renting properties has become a tedious chore. In India, there is a huge gap in the way properties are bought, sold or rented. Huge amounts, amounting to as much as $19 billion, are paid as brokerages in the country. With platforms such as this; not only are middlemen between the buyers and sellers eliminated but also other aspects such as searching houses in newer geographies, moving and packing ensuring the legal and rental documents are well-taken care of thus reducing the hassle of moving or shifting to new places. Moreover, the AI and ML features of this application help in making sure that genuine tenants, owners, buyers and sellers connect and carry out transactions. The AI feature, especially, is instrumental is handling the huge amount of data that the proptech platform has to manage, according to Agarwal.

Agarwal also said that the newly introduced 'rentometer' on the platform helps users compare prices and removes the need of having "any physical people on the ground."

Commenting on the fundraise, Scott Shleifer, Partner at Tiger Global Management said, "NoBroker Team has built a tech-driven C2C business to make residential and commercial real estate transactions convenient and affordable. We have been extremely impressed by the strength of the NoBroker team and their relentless focus on using technology to solve end-to-end transactions in the large real estate market in India."

The proptech platform claims to have more than 30 lakh properties registered on the application and more than 70 lakh individuals to have used the services.

(Updated with inputs from NoBroker.com)

Bhavya Kaushal

Former Features Writer

I am a work-in-progress writer and human being. An English graduate from Delhi University, writing is my passion and currently, I was Entrepreneur India's start-up reporter. I love covering start-ups and weaving their stories into unforgettable tales with the power of ink! 
Business Ideas

70 Small Business Ideas to Start in 2025

We put together a list of the best, most profitable small business ideas for entrepreneurs to pursue in 2025.

News and Trends

India Unveils a New Simplified Two-Tier GST Regime: Check What Gets Cheaper and Expensive

The new regime now includes a simplified two slabs at 5% and 18%.

News and Trends

How Lab-Grown Diamonds are Reshaping Jewellery Market

As sustainability takes the centre stage shaping the luxury market, lab grown diamonds (LGDs) are leading the way and not merely following the latest trends, says Ishendra Agarwal, Founder, Giva

News and Trends

From Humble Beginnings to the AI Frontier: An Exceptional Entrepreneurial Journey

Singh's entrepreneurial career was influenced by his time at Flipkart, which he joined as a software development engineer in 2012. He credits the experience with teaching him how to handle failure and iterate quickly.

Starting a Business

The Hardest Parts of Being a Solopreneur (and How I've Learned to Handle Them)

Solopreneurship is on the rise, offering us freedom and independence — but lasting success depends on tackling its unique challenges with strategy.

Growing a Business

How Building Tech With No Tech Background Taught Me the Most Valuable Skill in Business

The most valuable skill in business today is translation — the power to bridge vision and execution, clarity and complexity, strategy and reality.