Housing.com Ceo

Jason Kothari was CEO of Softbank-backed online real estate company Housing.com and character-based entertainment company Valiant Entertainment.

As Snapdeal's Chief Strategy and Investment Officer, Kothari will work alongside co-founders, Kunal Bahl and Rohit Bansal, in this key leadership role, Snapdeal said in a statement.

Dhruv Agarwala, co-founder and CEO of PropTiger, will serve as CEO of the joint entity. Jason Kothari, CEO of Housing.com, has decided to move on to pursue other opportunities in the Indian internet space, the statement said.

Housing.com's current CEO, Jason Kothari, will leave the company after the deal, while PropTiger co-founder and CEO Dhruv Agarwala will head the joint entity, the companies said.

The new PropTiger-Housing.com joint entity is said to be valued between $270 and $285 million (roughly Rs. 1,837-1,939 crores).

Buying houses is increasingly moving online. HDFC REDs CEO Sohel IS talks about how the industry has changed in the last five years.

Housing.com CEO Jason Kothari said the company is confident about revenue position in the future.

"Out of these, we have listed nearly 500,000 properties in the last six months," Housing.com's CEO and COO Rishabh Gupta said.

Mr Gupta, who is currently chief Ooperating officer (COO) in the SoftBank-backed portal, has been named as interim CEO with immediate effect, sources said.

Gupta is currently COO of Housing.com, and will become interim CEO with immediate effect.

Housing.com's boss Rahul Yadav had been at odds with his investors for months and even resigned in April in a letter where he was highly critical of the company's investors.

The company said that the Housing.com board unanimously agreed to bring Yadav's tenure to a close.

The report says this time Rahul Yadav's resignation will be accepted, but he will be asked to stay on and oversee product development.

This is not the first time that Mr Yadav has taken to social media to vent about something or take a pot-shot at somebody.

Housing.com CEO Rahul Yadav created ripples in the e-commerce industry earlier this month by announcing that he will allot his personal equity worth Rs 150 crore to Rs 200 crore in the online real estate start-up to 2,251 employees of the company.

Jason Kothari was CEO of Softbank-backed online real estate company Housing.com and character-based entertainment company Valiant Entertainment.

As Snapdeal's Chief Strategy and Investment Officer, Kothari will work alongside co-founders, Kunal Bahl and Rohit Bansal, in this key leadership role, Snapdeal said in a statement.

Dhruv Agarwala, co-founder and CEO of PropTiger, will serve as CEO of the joint entity. Jason Kothari, CEO of Housing.com, has decided to move on to pursue other opportunities in the Indian internet space, the statement said.

Housing.com's current CEO, Jason Kothari, will leave the company after the deal, while PropTiger co-founder and CEO Dhruv Agarwala will head the joint entity, the companies said.

The new PropTiger-Housing.com joint entity is said to be valued between $270 and $285 million (roughly Rs. 1,837-1,939 crores).

Buying houses is increasingly moving online. HDFC REDs CEO Sohel IS talks about how the industry has changed in the last five years.

Housing.com CEO Jason Kothari said the company is confident about revenue position in the future.

"Out of these, we have listed nearly 500,000 properties in the last six months," Housing.com's CEO and COO Rishabh Gupta said.

Mr Gupta, who is currently chief Ooperating officer (COO) in the SoftBank-backed portal, has been named as interim CEO with immediate effect, sources said.

Gupta is currently COO of Housing.com, and will become interim CEO with immediate effect.

Housing.com's boss Rahul Yadav had been at odds with his investors for months and even resigned in April in a letter where he was highly critical of the company's investors.

The company said that the Housing.com board unanimously agreed to bring Yadav's tenure to a close.

The report says this time Rahul Yadav's resignation will be accepted, but he will be asked to stay on and oversee product development.

This is not the first time that Mr Yadav has taken to social media to vent about something or take a pot-shot at somebody.

Housing.com CEO Rahul Yadav created ripples in the e-commerce industry earlier this month by announcing that he will allot his personal equity worth Rs 150 crore to Rs 200 crore in the online real estate start-up to 2,251 employees of the company.