A new analysis reveals that Canadian proptech startups have raised over $1.5B in funding over the last year and a half. The top six companies account for the majority of the capital raised.
From technology to 3D print homes to AI-driven realtor recommendation platforms , Canadian proptech ventures are drumming up quite the interest, and with that comes quite the financial investment. A new analysis found that over the last year and a half, these companies have raised over $1.
5B. The top six companies alone are responsible for the vast majority of that capital.
Canadian Proptech Startups Funding Investment Technology 3D Print Homes AI-Driven Realtor Recommendation Platforms
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