London proptech expands team as revenues increase by 300 per cent
A London proptech has announced that it is expanding its team and launching new AI capabilities after its yearly revenue increase by 300 per cent.
Houzen, a property tech company based in London, has seen its yearly revenue increase by 300 per cent since 2017.
Following the increase, the company has added three new members to its team and announced the launch of new artificial intelligence products.
The new team members include Tim Phillips as chief investment officer, Benjamin Lee as investment director and Oya Gunay as investment director with a focus on corporate finance and investment strategy.
Saurabh Saxena, chief executive of Houzen, commented: “Sustainable investment is a key strategic focus for Houzen.
“Our goal is a green, global transactions platform. These key appointments will help us continue to lead the way in this space.”
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