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Spyre VC Fund, backed by CREDAI, cuts proptech fund in half

TLDR:

  • CREDAI-backed Spyre VC Fund partners with Venture Catalysts to launch proptech-focused investment vehicle
  • Spyre VC Fund slashes target corpus by half for proptech fund

The article discusses how the industry body CREDAI and early-stage investor Venture Catalysts have collaborated to launch a proptech-focused investment vehicle called Spyre Venture Capital Fund. The fund manager, Spyre Venture Capital, received regulatory approval for the category-II alternative investment fund. Amid a booming real estate market, the fund has decided to slash its target corpus by half for the proptech fund.

The partnership aims to capitalize on the growing opportunities in the proptech sector. The fund’s principal, Murali Krishna V, highlighted the importance of investing in technology-driven solutions for the real estate industry. This move comes at a time when investors are showing interest in the transformation of the real estate sector through technology.

Investors in the fund will have the opportunity to participate in the development of innovative proptech solutions that have the potential to disrupt the traditional real estate market. With the revised target corpus, Spyre VC Fund is well-positioned to support early-stage startups in the proptech space and drive innovation in the industry.

Overall, the collaboration between CREDAI and Venture Catalysts, and the decision to slash the target corpus for the proptech fund, demonstrate a strategic approach to investing in the future of the real estate sector through technology.

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