Investors are opening their wallets as fast as they can to provide financial backing to platforms serving the emerging market for short-term, "flexible living" apartment rentals aimed at migrating remote workers.
In the latest funding deal, Landing, a platform that offers fully furnished apartments for rentals as short as a month, this week announced it has arranged $125M in new backing, including $75M in equity funding and a $50M loan.
Delta-v Capital provided the equity funding to Landing, a startup launched in 2019 that has now raised a total of $237M in venture capital funding and $230M in debt, according to a report in Techcrunch.
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