Discussing the significant transformations that are making a real difference in the real estate industry, each of the expert shared their own experience and contribution. Shivani Karia Jhaveri, Co-Founder & CMO, BLOX.XYZ, articulated, “We recognized a deficiency in all-encompassing property solutions in India, leading to the creation of a customer-focused platform for property discovery, reservation, and site visit coordination.

In this episode of "Startup to Scaleup," we put the spotlight on Reloy, a real estate loyalty & referral solutions provider. The company is dedicated to building technology that enables real estate builders to manage their customers and channel partners. Founded in 2018 by Akhil Saraf, Reloy now caters to approximately 5.5% of India’s realty market through its platform.

HDFC Capital-backed proptech firm Reloy has raised Rs 7.2 crore in a pre-series A2 funding round. The investment will be used to fuel the company's growth and expansion plans, the company said. The company added that all the existing investors participated along with new investors like BlueLotus VC and Dream Green Capital. Previously Reloy had raised Rs 5.9 crore in February, taking the total external funding to over Rs 13 crore.

IN A PRE-SERIES A2 funding round, Reloy (earlier known as Loyalie) said all the existing investors participated along with new investors like BlueLotus VC and Dream Green Capital HDFC Capital-backed proptech firm Reloy, which helps realtors in generating referral sales, has raised Rs 7.2 crore from investors to expand its business. In a pre-series A2 funding round,

Saundarya.Jain @timesgroup.com decision to invest in Are estate is a crucial one, given the financial stakes at hand. It is imperative to safeguard the buyer's interests and ensure that the real estate sector is regulated properly and fairly. For this purpose, RERA (Real Estate Regulatory Authority) was established under the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016. "Ifyou buy any high-value product today, be it electronics or a car, it comes with awarranty or a guarantee.

RBI strikes halance hetween inflation and growth, say experts on rate hike Mumbai: The RBI has endeavoured to strike the right balance between inflation and growth at this critical juncture, industry experts on Wednesday said after a 50 basis points hike in the key rate by the central bank. Announcing the credit policy, Reserve Bank Governor Shaktikanta Das said that the Indian economy is resilient

HDFC Bank(Housing Development Finance Corporation) owns 7.2 percent stake in proptech startup Reloy. Reloy had this January raised INR 5 crore from investors, including Inflection Point Ventures, to expand and grow its business. HDFC backed proptech firm Reloy is targeting a three-fold jump in its revenue to INR 13 crore this fiscal, helped by expansion to new cities and the addition of more real estate clients.

The digital technology continues to evolve and construction is following up with the trend and finding ways to leverage it and make their work easier, more efficient, and more streamlined. The right technology platforms position companies to stay competitive, grow revenue and provide tremendous benefits to property owners, investors, project planners, and the subcontractors and workers they hire to execute. One such platform is Reloy. It provides a digital platform designed to empower your homeowners as well as...

Investments in proptech firms are expected to touch USD 1 billion in 2025, almost double from the 2020 level, with adoption of technologies gaining momentum in the real estate sector, according to a report by CII and Colliers. In a joint report 'Real Estate 3.0: Technology-led growth', industry body CII and property consultant Colliers India mentioned that the COVID pandemic has provided a further impetus to technology in real estate sector to ensure seamless...

HDFC-backed startup Reloy aims 3X jump in revenue to As 13 cr in FY23 HDFC-backed proptech firm Reloy is targeting a three-fold jump in its revenue to Rs 13 crore this fiscal, helped by expansion to new cities and the addition of more real estate clients. Founded by Akhil Sharaf in 2018, Reloy, erstwhile Loyalie IT Solutions, has been working closely with top builders to create the perfect home-owning journey through their customer loyalty programmes.

HDFC-backed proptech firm Reloy is targeting a three-fold jump in its revenue to Rs 13 crore this fiscal, helped by expansion to new cities and the addition of more real estate clients. Founded by Akhil Sharaf in 2018, Reloy, erstwhile Loyalie IT Solutions, has been working closely with top builders to create the perfect home-owning journey through their customer loyalty programmes. In May, HDFC acquired a 7.2 percent stake in Loyalie IT Solutions Pvt Ltd (now Reloy) for Rs 1.1 crore. Reloy had in January raised Rs 5 crore from investors, including Inflection Point Ventures, to expand and grow its business.