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and also participated in the round along with existing investor . The financing nearly doubles the amount of funding previously raised by New York-based Reonomy for a lifetime total of $128 million, according to the seven-year-old company. It last raised $30 million in June 2018 Series C led by Sapphire Ventures.

Reonomy鈥檚 self-proclaimed mission is 鈥渢o become the primary source of data and analytics for commercial real estate.鈥� It uses machine learning and artificial intelligence to give its users access to 鈥渋n-depth property details and analysis across the US,鈥� per its website.

Today, over 100,000 users have access to the platform鈥檚 information, which according to the company consists of more than 50 million properties, 80 million companies, 300 million people, 38 million mortgages, and 68 million property sales.

Reonomy co-founder and CEO told me he was initially laser-focused on crunching and validating 鈥渓ots of public and private (CRE) data so that everyone from the broker, lender and developer could use it to do their jobs more effectively.鈥�

The platform can do things like help developers find three contiguous lots zoned in a certain way, for example, or determine what rights they have to build luxury condos in specific area. It can also help brokers find deals for their clients as well as motivated sellers and buyers, Sarkis said.

Regionally, Reonomy鈥檚 focus was at first on the New York market but has since expanded to cover all the major metros of the United States, which was not an easy task until the company turned to using machine learning and AI, according to Sarkis.

The data, he said, was unstructured and siloed. The goal was to create a category of 鈥減roperty intelligence鈥� so that all the players that deal with and interact with properties (from retailers, occupiers, insurance companies and brokers) could access a platform that connected all that data together.

鈥淲e were able to build a system of resolving any record in a public and private dataset,鈥� he said. 鈥淭hat was three years ago, and a groundbreaking moment for us.鈥�

Since then, Reonomy has seen its growth accelerate to the tune of 鈥渕ore than doubling revenue鈥� year-over-year, according to Sarkis. It鈥檚 also quadrupled its headcount to over 100 compared to about 25 two years ago.

With its new funding, Sarkis said the company is eager to expand its scope even further, and 鈥渟cale鈥� its products to Canada, the United Kingdom and other global markets. It also plans to expand its machine learning capabilities and applications.

In a former life, I used to cover commercial real estate. It鈥檚 a massive industry with lots of moving parts, and there鈥檚 more and more venture money being pumped into it. For example, in September, I wrote about , a commercial real estate (CRE) transaction platform aiming to be the 鈥� of commercial real estate,鈥� among other things, raising $10 million in a seed round led by .

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The Series C round, which was led by , brings Trulioo鈥檚 total funding to, according to 小蓝视频色情网页版.

Trulioo, which was founded in 2011, allows companies and organizations to run global identity checks. The company, which currently has about 130 employees, plans to hire an additional 70 people by the end of the year and 鈥渙rganically scale,鈥� Trulioo CEO said in an interview.

Digital identity verification is a way to bring opportunity in modern economies to people who aren鈥檛 able to migrate to other countries, Ufford said.

鈥淲ith trust comes opportunity and with opportunity comes economic gain, and economic gain is what鈥檚 lining those people up at the borders,鈥� Ufford said.

About half of the new cash will be invested in product and technology, and the other half will go toward growing the sales teams. With global identity verification, the two major areas of investment are in raw data and the software stack, Ufford said. Trulioo needs to acquire more data faster and in more countries and then have the flexible software to process it.

The company raised its first seed round in 2011 and raised its $6 million Series A in March 2014, with as the lead investor. Trulioo has been profitable for several years, Ufford said.

The Series C round also includes investment from , and , according to a statement from the company.

鈥淎s we transition to a digital economy, Trulioo stands to support all the types of identity verification that global businesses need today,鈥� Matt Carbonara, Citi Ventures鈥� managing director of venture investing, said in a statement. 鈥淎t Citi Ventures, we鈥檙e excited to invest in Trulioo鈥檚 Series C because its platform is well-positioned to scale with the changes in global identity verification with trust, privacy and inclusion.鈥�

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