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Unissu

https://www.unissu.com/
Last activity: 01.02.2022
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Unissu is here to help the global property industry understand technology and to help PropTech companies connect with more customers.
It is the result of over ten years’ work by leading PropTech experts James Dearsley and Eddie Holmes. They travelled the world advising PropTechs, property companies, insurance firms and banks on how technology is affecting the property industry.
At Unissu, we have created a suite of tools and resources to help property professionals understand the future of their industry.
We strongly believe that the property industry deserves a supplier which truly understands the future challenges it faces and helps them to put customers and technology at the centre of their business decisions.
Whether you want to understand how successful PropTech products are, identify differences between them or make a business case based on data, we are here for you.
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Employees: 11-50
Founded date: 2018

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Mentions in press and media 9

DateTitleDescription
01.02.2022Real Estate And Crowdfunding: A Duo With Staying PowerFounder of a buy-to-let crowdfunding platform InRento.
12.11.2021How proptech is removing friction from the home-buying process (VB Live)Presented by Envestnet | Yodlee A new wave of fintech is penetrating a wide range of financial processes, thanks to the accelerating adoption of digital solutions during the pandemic. Join this VB Live event to learn more about the tremendo...
23.02.2021Top 10 PropTech Startups in EuropeFounders: Felix Jahn, Hanno Heintzenberg and Lukas Pieczonka
25.09.2020Proptech SpaceOS Raises $2.5 Million in Record RoundSpaceOS is a company offering a complete mobile solution for workplaces, integrating Facility Management with Tenant Experience. The company raised $2.5 million in investment, $2 million of which came from the Austrian commercial real estat...
04.09.2020Property tech companies are helping landlords spy on residents, collect their data, and even evict them. Critics are calling it an invasion of privacy that could reinforce inequality.Landlords are increasingly using facial recognition software and other surveillance technologies to track tenants' movements and collect their data. The companies selling "proptech" claim their products make residents safer, but s...
19.12.2018Meet the Rising Stars semi-finalists: Northern Ireland’s top three startupsA couple of weeks ago, we announced the 33 amazing Rising Stars semi-finalists. With three early-stage startups from each UK region progressing to January’s Semi-Final in Manchester, let’s take a look at our competitors from Northern Irelan...
07.12.2018Announcing the UK tech sector’s 33 Rising Stars semi-finalistsAlmost three months after applications opened, we’re ready to announce the 33 startups through to the Rising Stars Semi-Final. Rising Stars aims to find and showcase the most innovative, exciting tech startups across the UK. The competitio...
-Accelerating Fundraising, Financings, and Exits in PropTechThe PropTech sector is coming of age. The first half of 2019 has witnessed a step function change in capital flowing into our space, driven by strong demand from real estate owners to procure and deploy new technologies to improve their ROI...
-#MakeItTen: Interview with Allthings TechnologiesHave you ever asked yourself why any kind of communication with your landlord or your property manager has to be such a pain in the neck? And why there is no tool or platform to communicate with the other tenants in your building? Allthings...

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