Propsoch, a leading real estate technology platform, has recently secured USD 500,000 in funding to expand its operations in key cities across India. The company aims to address the ongoing issue of transparency in the real estate market, a sector notorio
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Propsoch is a real estate technology platform founded in 2018. It aims to bring transparency to the real estate market by providing accurate and reliable information, verified property listings, and expert legal and financial advice.
Propsoch has recently raised USD 500,000 in funding to expand its operations in key cities across India.
The main challenges in the Indian real estate market include opaque pricing, unreliable property listings, and a lack of standardized processes, which often deter potential buyers and sellers.
Propsoch was founded by Ashish Acharya.
Propsoch plans to introduce advanced search filters, virtual property tours, and a dedicated customer support team to enhance the user experience.
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