Zigg Capital has collected $225m from limited partners including University of Chicago to invest in real estate technology developers.

Zigg Capital, a US-based property technology-focused venture capital firm, has closed a $225m fund backed by institutional investors including University of Chicago, the Wall Street Journal reported today.
Founded in 2018, Zigg Capital focuses on early-stage startups working on real estate technologies. Its first fund raised $100m and has invested in 25 companies.
The firm’s second fund will enable it to provide more capital to startups and participate in follow-on rounds. The limited partners, of which only the university was identified, do not include any real estate developers in order to avoid bias.

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Thierry Heles

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