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Zillow Expands Home Buying Service To LA, OC

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Online real estate site Zillow is expanding its home buying service, Zillow Offers , to the Los Angeles and Orange County markets, saying this morning that it will now let homeowners sell their homes directly to the company, to avoid the hassles of selling their home. percent more than Zillow's offer.

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Massage-on-demand company, Soothe, raises $31 million

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The massage-on-demand service Soothe seems to be rubbing investors the right way with the close of a new $31 million round of funding. The Series C round from late stage and growth capital investment firm, The Riverside Company , caps a busy first quarter for the massage service. some of those places are not like the others).

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Roofstock Launches Real Estate Marketplace In Los Angeles

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The company said Los Angeles is its 14th market. Roofstock already offers up its services in the Riverside/San Bernardino area. Roofstock , a startup which operates an online marketplace that lets investors purchase homes online as investments, has launched in Los Angeles, the company said on Thursday. READ MORE>>.

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A Tale of Three Cutting-Edge Cities

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Just ask Riverside, California. In other words, the good intentions from Riverside officials have resulted in a costly, and failed, experiment on the taxpayer’s dime. Riverside isn’t alone in seeing its municipal Wi-Fi dreams struggle. Back in 2006, the city set out to build a municipal Wi-Fi network for its citizens.

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Reflections On 2019: Andy Wilson, Alliance for SoCal Innovation

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Instead, we will focus on helping high potential start-up communities like DTLA and Riverside gain momentum, connecting the fourteen SoCal start-up communities into a vibrant network and working with top corporations like Edison and Kaiser get more integrated into the robust and diverse SoCal innovation ecosystem.

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