Lithuanian startup InRento has merged with European real estate aggregator EvoEstate

Published on March 25, 2022

In a shake-up for the real estate industry, Lithuanian startup InRento has merged with Estonian-founded EvoEstate, and as a result become the largest licensed buy to let crowdfunding platform in Europe. The company will continue to operate under the name InRento.  Founded in Vilnius in 2020, InRento is on a mission to provide everyone with…

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