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Knock is a multifamily front-office technology platform that provides leasing, marketing, and communication tools for property teams.

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Overview

Knock is a platform for multifamily property management, offering an integrated suite of front office technology to improve efficiency, maximize NOI, and guide renters from lead to lease to retained resident. It includes features such as self-scheduling tours, source attribution, messaging across channels, task management, visitor experience, team oversight, centralization, and strategic planning with Knock Insights.

History

Knock is described as a multifamily front-office technology platform. It offers an integrated suite of tools for leasing teams, including scheduling, attribution, messaging, task management, visitor experience, team oversight, centralization, and strategic planning. The platform also includes AI solutions and advanced analytics.

Recent events

  • Reported

    Knock announces a planned 46% workforce reduction[3]

    Alongside its funding announcement, Knock said its decision would include reducing its workforce by approximately 46%.

  • Reported

    Knock secures $220 million in funding[3]

    Knock announced it had secured $220 million in new funding, comprising $70 million in equity and $150 million in debt.

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    Knock expands into Jacksonville[4]

    Knock announced an expansion of its home-swapping service into the Jacksonville market.

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    Knock adds Vijaya Kaza to its board[5]

    Knock added Airbnb executive Vijaya Kaza to its board of directors, according to an announcement on Thursday.

    Weekdays and relative dates follow the original report; their exact calendar dates have not been verified.

  • Reported

    Knock launches Home Swap in Raleigh and Charlotte[6]

    Knock announced the debut of its Home Swap service in Raleigh and Charlotte, North Carolina, bringing the program to 11 U.S. markets.

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