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UpEquity Named BuiltIn Austin's Startups to Watch in 2022
What they do: UpEquity is democratizing homebuying by streamlining mortgage acquisition and underwriting. Through their process, which automates the back-end of mortgaging,..
UpEquity Aims for 10-Day Mortgage Closing
In the months since UpEquity nailed down a $50-million round of venture financing, the tech enabled mortgage company has doubled down on an ambitious goal: to reduce the timespan..
UpEquity Brings Lightning-Fast All-Cash Offers to California Housing Market
AUSTIN, Texas--(BUSINESS WIRE)--UpEquity, the tech-enabled mortgage company creating a better way to buy a home, today announced the expansion of its platform into the California..
UpEquity recognized as one of the best places to work in Austin
We're excited to announce that we've been recognized by BuiltIn Austin as one of 2022's best places to work small companies category! Check out our profile here.
Metaverse Virtual Real Estate Boom
"Imagine this scenario: You're looking to buy a home in Atlanta, San Francisco and Tampa, Florida — three of the nation’s most competitive housing markets.
Proptech Startup UpEquity Raises $25M to Give Homebuyers a Competitive Edge
In a competitive housing market like Austin, cash offers are always best. They’re usually less financially risky for sellers, which means they are much more likely to be accepted..
Austin tech startup UpEquity lands $50 million, looks to ramp up growth
UpEquity, an Austin-based startup that makes a technology platform for homebuyers, has raised $50 million as it looks to continue its rapid growth.
Power Buyers: What to know about real estate’s buzziest new buyer tools
For the past several years, the real estate market has been a twisted game for homebuyers. The ability to secure the perfect home constantly eludes them, as they get crushed by..
UpEquity makes all cash offers, secures $50M in debt and equity
UpEquity, a digital mortgage company that makes cash offers on a buyer’s behalf, announced today it has raised $20 million in equity funding and secured $30 in debt financing.