An interesting start-up about cities

An interesting start-up about cities

By nikkar | nikkar | 26 Oct 2019


They use technology to power everything in our lives, and the data from this technology helps us make critical, informed decisions. Yet while it's easy to get general data on a general area, hyper-local data is difficult to obtain. 

Local data provides insights about on-the-ground conditions, traction, and countless other factors that businesses and communities of all sizes use and require. With the right data, business improvement districts can help communities operate more efficiently and better serve locals.

Citiesense helps local business communities collaborate and use technology to improve their neighborhood as part of the growing, projected-to-be $25 Billion+ location intelligence industry. Their map-based toolkit creates a hub for data about all properties, public spaces, and neighborhood improvements.

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The Highlights

  • Location intelligence projected to be a $25 Billion+ industry by 2025
  • Successful beta testing in New York City
  • URBAN-X alumni
  • $105,000 raised to date

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