Entera has raised $7.5 million to expand its data-driven real estate solutions.

FREMONT, CA: U.S. proptech startup, Entera, has raised $7.5 million funding round, venturing to expand its data-driven real estate solutions. Craft Ventures and Bullpen Capital commenced this round of funding. Investors of real estate apply Entera to obtain 20 percent more properties, make certain decisions, and win double as many properties at 2.5x accelerated rate than the standard process in the market. Real estate markets have expanded since shifted online, but before Entera, there was no centralized platform designed for professional real estate buyers and funds, a comprehensive and growing segment, to find, price, or transact. As more specialist capital moves into residential real estate, businesses like Entera, which provides pioneering technology and tools, and a highly experienced team, will play a crucial role.

Entera will use the capital to increase the reach of its technology platform and proceed to build out its world-class team that has sustained over $12 billion of single-family transactions. As traditional techniques of investing in residential real estate prove to be inadequate, Entera transforms the game by providing access to on and off-market properties at scale, robust decision tools, ML discovery, and local tech-facilitated transaction services. Many big residential real estate investors tend to use Entera each day to find, select, and buy homes across 13 markets. Entera gives 100% cloud-based enterprise-level solutions that facilitate investors to make the most desirable decisions and purchase with efficiency. The company's platform opens billions of investment capital seeking to enter residential real estate in a meaningful way.

Entera is the premier real estate technology platform, facilitating investors to make data-driven choices, efficiently access, and buy residential real estate. Powered by ML, the organization's end-to-end residential real estate investment platform improves the real estate buying process.