LAS VEGAS—Marina Del Rey, CA-based CREXi, a CRE technology platform, recently revealed an $11-million Series A financing. Led by Jackson Square Ventures, along with other investors including Manifest Investment Partners, Lerer Hippeau Ventures, Freestyle Capital, and TenOneTen Ventures, the latest financing brings CREXi's total funding to $24 million.
GlobeSt.com caught up with Michael DeGiorgio, CEO of CREXi, at the recent ICSC RECon conference here in Las Vegas, about the company's growth.
Since launching in 2016, CREXi has quickly become one of the most active marketplaces in the industry, and the platform has helped buyers, sellers, and brokers to transact business on over 90,000 commercial listings totaling more than $450 billion in property value. CREXi's user base has grown more than 230% in the last year.
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