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Why CommonFloor’s $200M exit felt like a loss to co-founder Vikas Malpani

A decade after Quikr bought the real estate portal, Malpani reflects on leaving the startup he had spent years building and why he chose to start again.

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Why CommonFloor’s $200M exit felt like a loss to co-founder Vikas Malpani
A decade after Quikr bought the real estate portal, Malpani reflects on leaving the startup he had spent years building and why he chose to start again.
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