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Israeli-founded real estate and FinTech firm Reali has closed a $250m in new financing led by Zeev Ventures to change the way people experience home buying and selling. The funding round includes $75m in equity, $25m in venture debt, and $150m in warehouse financing.

Reali announced this week that it is launching a service that allows homeowners to sell their existing home and buy a new one, all in one transaction.

Reali, a flat-fee real estate startup that operates in California, is following the path laid out by other tech-focused real estate companies like Zillow, Redfin, and Opendoor and getting into the mortgage business.

Reali has been nurturing a slow and steady expansion in California since its founding more than five years ago. By the end of 2022, the real estate technology company will start looking outside of the Golden State for the first time as it begins a national expansion.

Reali, a tech-oriented real estate startup, is expanding into the San Diego market via the acquisition of local brokerage TXR Homes, it was announced Wednesday. The move into the San Diego market comes about five months after Reali announced it raised $250 million in debt and equity financing.

Official announcement of Reali's geographic expansion and brokerage acquisition supporting growth strategy and brokerage services.

The proptech plans to 'double down' on its popular all-cash-offer service, which helps clients buy a house in a hot market.

Real estate fintech company Reali has announced today that it has closed $250 million in new financing comprising $75 million in equity, $25 million in venture debt, and $150 million in warehouse financing. The new funds, will finance Reali's planned national expansion and product advancements to its Reali Trade-In and Reali Cash Offer services.

Reali, a real estate startup that aims to streamline the buying and selling process for consumers, announced Wednesday that it has raised $250 million in a new funding round. The funding is broken down between $75 million in equity, $25 million in debt and $150 million in warehouse financing.

Leadership announcement supporting Reali's continued growth and market expansion strategy in real estate brokerage.

Reali, a flat-fee high-tech brokerage, has become the latest startup to buy homes on behalf of clients before selling their old home for them on the open market. Announced earlier this week, the Reali Trade-In program synchronizes its recently acquired mortgage unit, brokerage arm and a proxy cash offer service it unveiled in June

Reali, which digs into its own pocket to help home buyers win bidding wars with all-cash offers, is looking to double its workforce by next year.

Flat-fee brokerage Reali announced Wednesday that it has acquired a loan company and is launching its own, in-house mortgage service. Reali Loans, as the new service has been dubbed, is the result of the company's acquisition of Lenda.

Rapidly growing flat-fee brokerage Reali is completing its years-in-the-making march across California this week as it expands into the massive Los Angeles market.

Feature on modern brokerages embracing technology, including Reali’s high-tech approach to homebuying.

Reali, a flat-fee real estate startup that boasts it can sell a house in the San Francisco area for as little as $950, is planning to expand into Southern California and beyond, thanks to a $20 million injection of funding.

Reali takes the hassle out of buying and selling real estate, promising buyers a full cash back refund of the standard buyer's commission. Reali only takes a flat fee per transaction. Seller's commissions are also replaced with a flat fee.

Reali wants to change how people buy and sell their homes and now it has $5 million more to work on it, thanks to a Series A led by Signia Venture Partners.

Amit Haller is living the American dream. He sold his startup for $42 million in 2006 and became a Bay Area real-estate tycoon. Now he has launched another tech startup taking on the real-estate industry with a new way to buy and sell homes — entirely though an app. The new company, Reali, came from the experience he and his business partner, Ami Avrahami, had as real-estate investors.