Allihoop to raise SEK 9.7 million from exiting investors.

Allihoop, a Stockholm, Sweden-based startup operating co-living spaces, raised SEK 9.7M ($1M) in a bridge funding round round.

The money was raised from existing shareholdes led by Proptech Farm. At the same time, the company announced adding more members to the board - Klaus Hansen Vikström, former vice president at Fabege, business angel Anna Ljungberg and Karin Angwald Wallach. They will join Linus Björk, CEO of PropTech Farm, Milad Barosen and co-founder Johan Outinen.

Alihoop, incubated by Antler in 2020 by Milad Barosen, CEO, and Nassim Chekroun, focuses on flexible co-living via four active coliving homes in Stockholm with just over 300 tenants on more than 10,000 square meters. It previously raised around $1 million from external investors.