Jome Secures $9.8 Million in Series A Funding to Enhance Real Estate Marketplace
December 25, 2024 - 19:45
Jome, an innovative AI-driven real estate marketplace, has successfully raised $9.8 million in a Series A funding round aimed at revolutionizing the way buyers discover, compare, and purchase new construction homes. The funding round was led by Geek Ventures, with notable contributions from U.Ventures, Toloka VC, and Forefront VP. This significant investment will enable Jome to broaden its operations across various regions in the United States.
Previously known as NewHomesMate, Jome has rapidly established its presence, now operating in 16 major U.S. cities, including key markets like Austin, Denver, and Miami. The platform boasts an impressive inventory, listing approximately 90% of all available new construction homes, making it a vital resource for homebuyers seeking modern properties. With this new influx of capital, Jome is poised to enhance its technology and expand its offerings, further solidifying its position in the competitive real estate landscape.
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