Founded by Sumit Jain, Vikas Malpani and Lalit Mangal in 2007, CommonFloor has over the past year seen a series of employee layoffs.

Majority of the people have quit the firm. Reportedly, Quikr did not give severance package but just a month's notice before the move.

CommonFloor had 1,000 employees around the time of the merger, while Quikr had 350 employees in its real estate division and its total empl...

The exits, triggered by shutdowns, acquisitions or cost cuts, have created a pool of top-notch talent for younger companies to pick from.

The deal was structured as a majority stock swap and values CommonFloor at around $120 million. Quikr said it will continue to operate both...

Quikr is close to acquiring a majority stake in realty portal CommonFloor with the pay-out estimated to be worth about Rs 330 crore.

Earlier this year, CommonFloor had raised about $10 million from Google Capital. A few months before that it had raised $30 million from Ti...

Indian tech startups valued at $1 billion or more in clude the likes of e-commer ce biggies Flipkart and Snapdeal, taxi aggregator Ola.

As per CommonFloor data, rentals across major residential hubs in Bengaluru like Marathahalli went up slightly to Rs 19 per sqft from Rs 17...

Founded by Gaurav Munjal and Hemesh Singh in Bengaluru, Flatchat has been associated with CommonFloor from its inception and is now availab...

Realty portal CommonFloor has launched virtual tours for resale and rental property listings, seeking to provide home seekers a 360-degree ...

The investment in CommonFloor marks Google Capital’s third investment in Asia; it earlier funded Chennai-based enterprise software maker Fr...

CommonFloor chief executive Sumit Jain confirmed the deal, which is a mix of cash and equity, but declined to reveal the purchase price.

Sumit Jain, cofounder and chief executive officer of CommonFloor, confirmed the investment. "We will invest in technology, product developm...

Real-estate portal CommonFloor has acquired Flat.to, a site that helps students and bachelors find accommodation.

The new version will offer better communication, management and coordination amongst residents, owners and Resident Welfare Associations.

Last July, the Bangalore-based company had raised about $7.5 million (over Rs 45 crore) from the same investors.