The company says it gets around million unique monthly visitors. To be honest, lot of real estate sites look pretty similar to me, and Trulia lacks big attentiongetting feature like Zillow, which will estimate the value of your home. 11th, pm Deep Fork Ventures raises 500M fund VentureBeat said sectors for investment include consumer technology, the Internet, digital media and cleantech the firm led the recent 15 million funding for real estate search company Trulia. But the funding should help Trulia stay competitive with the more heavilyfinanced Zillow, which has raised total of 87 million.

But the funding should help Trulia stay competitive with the more heavilyfinanced Zillow, which has raised total of 87 million. The company says it gets around million unique monthly visitors. via VentureBeat. spokesperson sent me comScores top real estate sites look pretty similar to me, and Trulia lacks big attentiongetting feature like Zillow, which will estimate the value of your home.

Tags invAubrey McClendon, invDeep Fork Ventures, invTimothy Komada, peopleAndre de spokesperson sent me comScores top real estate sites look pretty similar to me, and Trulia lacks big attentiongetting feature like Zillow, which will estimate the value of your home. Chief executive Peter Flint says the San Franciscobased company wasnt in danger of running out of cash anytime soon, but taking on the additional financing gives Trulia some insurance in case the economic situation stays bad or gets even worse. But the funding should help Trulia stay competitive with the more heavilyfinanced Zillow, which has raised total of 87 million.

But the funding should help Trulia stay competitive with the more heavilyfinanced Zillow, which has raised total of 87 million. Chief executive Peter Flint says the San Franciscobased company wasnt in danger of running out of cash anytime soon, but taking on the additional financing gives Trulia some insurance in case the economic situation stays bad or gets even worse. Interestingly, Flint says Trulia is still growing despite the general economic malaise, and the poor real estate market in particular.