One consequence of the COVID-19 pandemic is more people had flexibility to work remotely, and that meant they also had more flexibility to live where they wanted.
As a result, more people chose to relocate — either temporarily or permanently — to other cities.
For online rental marketplace Zumper, this meant a shift in user demand. The San Francisco company historically has connected renters to landlords for long-term leases, with short-term rentals only being a very small portion of its business.
But in 2021, as more people began to explore other locales, Zumper saw “a significant
Kleiner Perkins leads $30M raise for Zumper to meet flexible, short-term rental demand
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