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OpenDoor, (from a stealth mode,  a San Francisco-based home buying startup), has raised nearly $10 million in a first round of funding led by Khosla Ventures with participation from SV Angel and a long list of angel investors including Max Levchin, Sam Altman, Aaron Levie, Garry Tan and Alexis Ohanian. Connectikpeople.co soon #Retinknow®, recalls that, OpenDoor seeks to simplify real estate transactions for home buyers, focusing initially on markets where there is not a lot of liquidity or demand. OpenDoor will launch in three markets outside of California that have not yet been announced.

Matterport, (Founded in 2011, a 3D interior space modeling startup), has raised $16 million in a Series B round led by DCM with participation from new investor AME Cloud Ventures and from some backers AMD Ventures, Felicis Ventures, Greylock Partners, Lux Capital, Navitas Capital, Qualcomm Ventures, Rothenberg Ventures and angel investors Gordon Segal and Blake Krikorian. Matterport makes a 3D camera and software that turns scans of indoor spaces into 3D models for the real estate market. Matterport opened public sales in March and will use the new cash to expand its business and work on mobile app development.

RetailNext, (Founded in 2007, a marketing analytics service), has raised $30 million in a Series D round led by Nokia Growth Partners with participation from strategic investors Qualcomm Ventures, Tyco, Amex Ventures.  New investor includes: Activant Capital Group, and previous investors August Capital, StarVest Partners and Commerce Ventures.

If unfamiliar, Connectikpeople.co soon #Retinknow®, recalls that, RetailNext provides retailers, shopping centers and manufacturers with real-time analytics to help collect, analyze, and visualize in-store data. RetailNext will use the new funding to

back new product development and international expansion.