The Austin-based company — which operates in Dallas-Fort Worth, Atlanta, Charlotte, Nashville, and Tampa — announced that it would donate $100 in school supplies to the Kids In Need Foundation for every Bungalo home tour that happens in Dallas through January 5.
“That’s $100 in school supplies that will go directly to classrooms right in the Dallas-Fort Worth community for every Bungalo home toured, helping the kids who need it the most,” a company spokesperson said.
Bungalo, which launched in September 2018, has an online home search tool, not unlike Zillow and other search sites. However, unlike search sites, Bungalo owns the homes it lists — after purchasing and inspecting a home, it renovates to improve resale value.
The company says the renovation includes high-quality materials and designer finishes, as well as stainless steel appliances and smart home features.
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