A look at property related Crowdfunding projects this week

March 4, 2019

There will always be one type of start up within the property industry that is looking to raise some finance, here is a quick overview of which are looking for what across Crowdcube and Seedrs – Know of any more this week then let us know!

Crowdcube:

Trend – Only 11% of the £17.7bn UK furniture & furnishings market is online. Trend will offer an online market for furniture & fabrics using Augmented Reality apps, so customers can see items in their home before they buy. They have a make-to-order business model without warehousing or showrooms.

Raised so far £50,870 of £120,000 – https://www.crowdcube.com/companies/trend-editions/pitches/lR52Yq

love2move – love2move aims to fill the gap between online only & high street estate agents by offering sellers the best of both worlds. By partnering with high street agencies we offer homeowners the perfect combination of local expertise and an online service that enables them to sell online for a fixed fee.

Raised so far £72,080 of £120,000 – https://www.crowdcube.com/companies/love2move/pitches/qDB9NZ

Seedrs:

None to report of.

 

 

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