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Prop-tech Startup Crib Commits $1M to Digitalize Co-Living & Student Spaces - Vimarsana News

Prop-tech Startup Crib Commits $1M to Digitalize Co-Living & Student Spaces

Crib , a Proptech startup focused on app-based Property management has revealed Crib Plus - a pro version...

Crib: PropTech startup Crib to invest $1 million in digitising student housing and co-living market - Vimarsana News

Crib: PropTech startup Crib to invest $1 million in digitising student housing and co-living market

PropTech startup Crib invests $1 million in 'Crib Plus' to digitize India's student housing and co-living market, serving over 1000 landlords managing 2500 properties and 1,50,000 beds. Founded in 2021, Crib targets an annual rental exceeding Rs 2,500 crores and aims to cater to large-scale student housing and co-living brands. India's residential rental market exceeds USD 20 billion, with the co-living market projected to double by 2024, indicating significant growth potential. Crib has raised over 2M$ from investors like Rebright Partners, PayTM's Vijay Shekhar Sharma, and Cred's Kunal Shah.

Gone in 2 minutes: THIS startup laid off entire workforce; Here's what CEO said in Google Meet call - Vimarsana News

Gone in 2 minutes: THIS startup laid off entire workforce; Here's what CEO said in Google Meet call

THIS company fired its 200-workforce, including full-time, and part-time workers and contractors, over a “two-minute” Google Meet call.

Frontdesk prop tech startup fires entire workforce in two-minute Google Meet call - Vimarsana News

Frontdesk prop tech startup fires entire workforce in two-minute Google Meet call

Frontdesk, a prop tech startup, shocked many by firing its entire 200-person workforce in a brief Google Meet call. The CEO cited financial struggles, hinting at a state receivership. Despite $26M funding, their short-term rental model faltered, leading to operational woes. This abrupt move raises concerns about similar firms. The incident echoes a 2022 British company layoff, highlighting challenges in the job market's changing landscape.

This company laid off its entire staff on a "two-minute" call - Vimarsana News

This company laid off its entire staff on a "two-minute" call

Frontdesk, a proptech startup operating over 1,000 furnished apartments, laid off its entire workforce of 200 people due to failed attempts at raising