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Fetch, the first off-site package solution for apartment communities, today announced a $10.5 million Series A round of funding. Signal Peak Ventures led the round, with participation from previous investors including Silverton Partners and Capital Factory. The investment brings the Company's total funding to more than $14 million.
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We’ve been blown away (get it?) by the response from Chicago as we’ve recently launched operations in the…

Yahoo Finance
Founded in 2016, Fetch has been partnering with the largest multifamily groups in the country and recently expanded out of Texas (where it operates in Dallas, Fort Worth, Houston, Austin, and San Antonio) and into 10 additional markets - Atlanta, Charlotte, Chicago, Denver, Orlando, Phoenix, Portland, Seattle, Tampa, and Washington D.C. Fetch solves a problem that relieves communities of the day-to-day activities of dealing with resident packages of all shapes and sizes that are flooding their properties.
The Top 5 Benefits of Adopting Fetch – Asset Manager Edition

the benefits of adopting fetch – Asset Manager Edition Have you been hearing from the management team at…

Fetch Expands Nationally – Multifamily Package Solution for Both Staff and Residents

Multifamily Package Solution for Both Staff and Residents Multifamily apartment communities are feeling the pressure of the explosive…

The Top 9 Benefits of Adopting Fetch – Community Manager Edition

the benefits of adopting fetch – Community Manager Edition Have you heard of “Package Dread”? This phenomenon is…

5 Ways We Protect Our Epic Culture To Offer You An Amazing Place To Work

fetch ideals We know the value of creating an epic culture and believe we’ve tapped into the 5…

Houston Apartment Association
Brought to you by Camp Construction Services. From 5G to technology ROI to innovative amenities to key control, find out what’s up in multifamily technology in this month’s ABODE.
Seattle Times
As online shopping becomes ubiquitous, so do the boxes delivered to homes across the country. For apartment dwellers — and the managers of the buildings they live in — it’s tough to manage the boxes that pile up, sometimes clogging precious space for days. The problem’s only getting worse, says Rick Haughey, vice president of the nonprofit National Multifamily Housing Council.
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