Landing buys Barsala in $30 million transaction
US: Flexible apartment living membership company Landing has acquired tech-enabled flexible housing operator Barsala in a $30 million transaction.
US: Flexible apartment living membership company Landing has acquired tech-enabled flexible housing operator Barsala in a $30 million transaction.
US: Flexible apartment membership company Landing has partnered with low-fare carrier Frontier Airlines to introduce the Nomad Pass.
US: Flexible apartment membership company Landing has introduced Autopilot, a new platform offering listing and guest management services for multifamily property owners.
US: Landing, a membership provider of flexible apartment living, has introduced Flex which enables corporate travellers to book open-ended stays.
US: Flexible apartment living membership company Landing has announced the launch of Standby, a new membership tier designed to give members the freedom and flexibility to explore new cities at an affordable cost.
US: Flexible apartment living membership company Landing has announced a reorganisation of its operations, with 110 jobs cut and another 70 employees being relocated to different locations in the country.
US: Flexible apartment living membership company Landing has closed a $125 million Series C round through a combination of new equity and debt financings.
US: Landing, the company behind the first membership for flexible living, has announced that it has secured $100 million in new funding, made up of a $45 million Series B round led by Foundry Group with participation by Greycroft and Maveron, and a $55 million debt facility.
Landing was founded with the mission of designing a better living experience. Even before the coronavirus pandemic, 26 million Americans [16 per cent of the total workforce] were working remotely at least part of the time, yet the traditional rental market has not yet embraced the flexibility desired by a
US: Landing, the company advocating flexible renting membership for long-term living, has secured $30 million in new funding: a $20 million Series A led by Greycroft with participation by Maveron and Abstract Ventures, alongside a $10 million debt facility.