Julive

Julive (居理买房网, formerly Juli Xinfang) is a Chinese online real-estate transaction platform founded in 2014 by CEO Wang Peng, who built it around a hybrid model combining data systems with a directly employed consultant force . The company distinguished itself early by recruiting consultants exclusively with bachelor's degrees or above—78% from first-tier universities, 42% from double-first-class institutions—and maintaining a 1:3 ratio of technical to service staff . Source Code Capital backed Julive from its Series A onward, re-upping through Series B, B+, C, and a RMB 400 million Series C+ in March 2021 led by Tencent Investment and Oceanpine Capital, with Sequoia China, HSG, and Eight Roads also participating . At that time, Julive covered 37 cities across seven urban clusters, had served over 3 million families, and posted RMB 5 billion in monthly GMV for December 2020; its users averaged a 15-day purchase cycle against an industry norm of 2–3 months . Xingshi Wang, the Source Code Capital partner who led the firm's investment in Julive, described the company as a "new species" in property-industry digitization that aligned broker and platform interests through data-driven service . elsewheres corpus does not cover developments after early 2021.