Startups looking to make it easier for people to rent apartments on a flexible, shorter-term basis are gaining momentum thanks in part to the rise of remote work. Last week, Dealbook reported that a f
One consequence of the COVID-19 pandemic is more people had flexibility to work remotely, and that meant they also had more flexibility to live where they wanted. As a result, more people chose to rel
Hey Siri, when does a “macroeconomic downturn” become a “recession”? It’s another bleak week for startups weathering dismal tech stocks and even worse cryptocurrency pric
The apartment rental market in the US will be worth $174.1 billion this year, and today a startup that’s built a platform to help it along by connecting renters with rentals is announcing a roun
While the property market in the US appears headed for a slowdown, a startup that’s honing in on rentals is doubling down on growth. Zumper, a San Francisco-based startup that has built an end-t
Over the last couple of decades, online streaming, shopping and social networking startups have revolutionized the art of sitting around the house. Now, a new generation of internet entrepreneurs is f
When Zumper raised $18M in Series B funding last fall, the rental search engine explained that the funding would be used to grow the company beyond search – and assist renters with the entire l
Zumper, the online apartment search platform, has raised $17.6M in Series B funding. This brings total funding to date to $39.2M. While the company declined to discuss valuation, TechCrunch has learne
Zumper, the Kleiner-backed apartment rental platform that launched at TechCrunch Disrupt SF 2012, has acquired PadMapper, the popular map-centric apartment rentals site that was once embroiled in a pr
Well, this is sure to provoke some debate. Zumper, a venture-backed startup that focuses on creating a more efficient and transparent apartment rental marketplace, ran a study of housing costs in tec
Zumper, the platform that allows you to list, find and apply to apartment rentals, has raised $6.4 million as a Series A1, a year after raising a $6.5 million Series A round. This round was again led
Real estate startup Zumper, which offers tools that connect brokers and property managers with potential renters, has today released a new mobile application that allows users to fill out their renta
Apartment listing startup Zumper has spent the last several years building apps to help connect brokers and property managers with prospective tenants and vice versa. Today it’s launching a new appl
Zumper has been trying to close the loop between apartment hunters and property managers by providing each with iOS apps for directly connecting with one another. Today, it’s greatly expanding the
Zumper wants to be the tool that brokers and apartment managers use when they want to list their properties online. More importantly, though, it wants to be the app that apartment hunters turn to when
About one year after launching and becoming a TechCrunch Disrupt finalist, apartment rental startup Zumper is expanding beyond just New York City, San Francisco, and Chicago to open up nationally. Alo
<a target="_blank" href="http://www.zumper.com">Zumper</a> -- the online home rentals startup and <a href="https://techcrunch.com/2012/09/11/zumper-disrupt12/">TechCrunch Disrupt alum</a> that <a href
<b>Editor's note:</b> <em>Anthemos Georgiades is founder and CEO of Zumper, a new apartment rental platform. Follow him on <a target="_blank" href="https://en.twitter.com/anthemos">Twitter</a>.</em>
Zumper, the San Francisco-based startup that's assisting apartment hunters find the most ideal abode, announced today that it closed a $1 million seed round. The announcement comes two weeks after <a
After nearly three days and plenty of pitches, our list of 30 hungry startups was trimmed down until there were only <a href="https://techcrunch.com/2012/09/11/the-final-seven-disrupt-sf-startups-expe
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