French PropTech Startup Bellman Receives €4.5 million

June 18, 2020

Paris based proptech startup Bellman has raised €4.5 in a seed extension round from VC firm Lakestar and existing investors Connect Ventures and Financière Saint-James. The company that specialises in streamlining French residential property management through an integrated tech platform was co-founded by the son of a residential building caretaker Antonio Pinto in 2019. 

The company’s mission is to automate and bring efficiency to tasks within the often complicated world of property management where stakeholders currently communicate on an ad-hoc basis by email. The company plans to use the funds to expand the development team and hire in-house property managers. According to TechCrunch the Bellman currently has no plans to expand outside of Paris.

June 18, 2020
Since March 2020 Edmund's job has been to read about, write about, collect data on, analyse and generally know about real estate marketplaces and the companies that run them. Before that he worked at the aggregator Mitula Group (which became Lifull Connect) for five years.

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