Commonfloor

The company initially started as an apartment management solution provider and went on to be a real estate platform that combines property search, apartment management, and vendor management.^[4]

CommonFloor has raised 4 rounds of funding from three investors. The most recent one being of around $10M^[5] from Google Capital,^[6] just three months after receiving $30 million funding from Tiger Global.

After 8 years and 4 rounds of funding, CommonFloor is providing property search services in more than 120 cities across India.^{[citation needed]} CommonFloor is listed in 33 startups by Tech in Asia.^[7]

CommonFloor links neighbors who live in apartments by its CommonFloor Apartment Management System. Many apartments use this service for getting connected to the apartment community.^[8] CommonFloor launched its Mobile App for seekers in March 2013 to provide the facility to search properties and also provide facility to list properties.^[9] CommonFloor launches National Consumer Sentiment Index a survey of 600 consumers in six metros and 15 tier-two cities across the country in October 2013.^[10]

Real estate portal CommonFloor.com launches apartment management offering CommonFloor Groups, which provide apartment communities across the country better communication, management, and coordination amongst residents, owners (residents or non-residential landlords), and Resident Welfare Associations (RWAs).^[11]

As of 25 April 2016, CommonFloor ranks as the top 9 startup for India in the StartupRanking.^[12]

In June 2015, CommonFloor invested $2.5 million in the seed funding round in Flatchat, an app to find roommates.^[13]

In January 2015, CommonFloor acquired Bakfy, an app.^[14]

In April 2014, CommonFloor acquired Flat.to, a startup that helps bachelors find a home for rent.^[15]