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Proptech firm Residently secures £7m investment for London and New York roll out

Residently has offices at Mount Street, Manchester where it currently employs 11 staff.

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Proptech firm Residently has secured £7m in seed investment as it expands across the capital and New York.

The start-up, , raised the funds from Felix Capital, LocalGlobe and A/O PropTech, along with existing angel investors.

The company will use the investment to grow its engineering and product teams, support building the rental portfolio in London and New York, and add extra services to Residently’s Living platform.

Founder and CEO Tom Allason wanted to design a rental experience around tenants, having had unsatisfactory experiences renting homes in several countries around the world. In doing so, he realised that landlords could also benefit from a better way of doing things.

“We are building the global rental brand by using tech to offer flexibility and smart services to renters,” he said.

“We put them first because by improving the experience for renters, we positively disrupt the economic model for property investors and owners - enabling them to maximise their yield with minimum hassle.”

Residently allows renters to search for properties, arrange viewings, take virtual tours, fill in forms, pay deposits and submit reference checks all through their phone. The company said it guarantees broadband is set up before arrival, offers flexible move in dates, and sets up utilities.

Residently also offers services such as moving, storage, furniture rental, cleaning and digital locks, all of which renters can manage via their app.