OpenDoor Coliving Pitch Deck

Founded in 2015 by Ben Provan and Jay Standis, OpenDoor Coliving (not to be confused with OpenDoor ($OPEN) develops and operates coliving spaces - shared housing for urban millennials. The company shut down after running for 10 years, operating $70M+ in assets: 406 units across 19 properties in 3 states

2014 • Series A  

About the OpenDoor Coliving Pitch Deck

  • Raised: Unknown
  • Year: 2016
  • Stage: Series A
  • Investors: VC, Corporate

About OpenDoor

Opendoor CoLiving reates modern, shared living spaces for a community lifestyle

  • Industry: Real Estate
  • Tags: Real Estate, Proptech
  • Business Model: Marketplace
  • Customer Model: B2C
  • Website: opendoor.io
  • Legal Name: OpenDoor

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