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Roofstock, valued at $1.9B last year, cuts 27% of staff in second round of layoffs
March 23, 2023

Roofstock, valued at $1.9B last year, cuts 27% of staff in second round of layoffs

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The company’s website states that it has 400+ employees, or ‘Roofsters’ as they’re dubbed, but it is not known if that figure is current.

Roofstock, an online marketplace for investing in leased single-family rental homes, one year ago raised $240 million at a $1.9 billion valuation. SoftBank Vision Fund 2 led that financing, which included participation from existing and new backers including Khosla Ventures, Lightspeed Venture Partners, Bain Capital Ventures and others. Roofstock has raised a total of over $365 million in funding since its 2015 inception, per Crunchbase.

He added that the company was not expecting to have to cut more staff so soon but that it needed to ‘right size’ in an effort ‘to reduce cash burn rate’ and ensure it has ‘adequate capital runway until the market eventually turns.’

Beasley sent the email because apparently, the Zoom meeting where it was addressed ‘maxed out on attendees.’

Oakland, Calif.-based Roofstock lets people buy and sell rental homes in dozens of U.S. markets. The premise behind the company is that both institutional and retail investors can buy and sell homes without forcing renters to leave their homes. Meanwhile, buyers can also presumably generate income from day one. 

At the time of its raise in March 2022, the company said that it had facilitated more than $5 billion in transaction volume, more than half of which had come from the last year alone.

Just days before its last round of layoffs last year, Roofstock made headlines for selling its first single-family home using NFTs, or non-fungible tokens.

Rising mortgage rates and a slowdown in the housing market led to challenges for many real estate technology companies in 2022 that continue this year. Opendoor, Redfin, Compass, Better.com and Homeward were among the other startups that also laid off workers. IBuyer Reali also announced it was shutting down after raising $100 million the year prior.

Reference: https://techcrunch.com/2023/03/22/roofstock-valued-at-1-9b-last-year-cuts-27-of-staff-in-second-round-of-layoffs/

Ref: techcrunch

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