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Perchwell raises $15 million Series A to scale its real estate data and workflow platform nationally

Perchwell, the premier data and workflow platform for the residential real estate industry, today announced a $15 million Series A funding round led by Founders Fund. Additional investors in the round include Lux Capital, Matterport, and California Regional MLS, the largest MLS in the United States. Perchwell will use the funds to expand its product and engineering teams, and to drive expansion into geographies beyond its home market of New York City.

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As real estate evolves at an increasingly fast pace, agents are demanding innovative tools to better serve their clients and build their businesses. Perchwell’s data and technology platform empowers agents with the tools they need to thrive in today’s market. Perchwell first launched in NYC and quickly became the technology platform of choice among the city’s top local and national brokerages including Sotheby’s International Realty, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices, and Serhant.

Perchwell was subsequently selected by the Real Estate Board of New York (REBNY) to operate its Residential Listing Service, NYC’s de facto MLS. Perchwell is now expanding its MLS and brokerage product offerings into new geographies amid significant customer demand.

“We are thrilled to have the support of such talented investors and operators as we enter our next phase of growth,” said Brendan Fairbanks, founder and CEO of Perchwell. “It is critical that agents have the technology they need to compete in today’s market and we are excited to bring Perchwell to agents everywhere.”

Perchwell’s end-to-end platform not only streamlines agents’ day-to-day workflows, but also facilitates interoperability among other technology products via API. Perchwell’s focus on interoperability is a major differentiator relative to the monolithic, closed systems that have proliferated in the past. “Perchwell has come at real estate’s technology problems from an entirely new angle and is doing something new to solve them, said Art Carter, CEO of California Regional MLS,

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