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December 20, 2023

With Funding Down 42%, Proptech Startups Struggle To Hang On

How Are Real Estate And Academia Working Together To Develop And Build The Next Generation Of Life Sciences Companies?

The once-booming proptech sector needs a lifeline to keep it going.

Proptech startups spent the previous several years raising billions of dollars from investors hungry to get in on the ground floor of the next sector-disrupting idea. 

But as 2023 draws to a close, it has become clear that investors are now far more cautious about proptech than they were in years past, as many of the big-ticket startups were unable to meet their lofty goals for growth. With the flood of funding drying up, startups are finding themselves in dire straits. 

With Funding Down 42%, Proptech Startups Struggle To Hang On

Running out of money and options for survival, some proptech firms have been forced to either go out of business or lay off large portions of their staff and recapitalize debt to extend their runways as long as possible. This year, the proptech sector raised $11.4B in venture…

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Coming out of a white-hot streak during the early years of the pandemic, Boston's life sciences market looks like a bucket of ice water has been dropped on it.

After billions of dollars in venture capital funding fueled a flood of new biotech leasing and development in the sector, a slowdown was inevitable, but several industry experts told Bisnow they didn't expect one of this magnitude for the nation's most significant lab cluster.

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