Ms. McCool said increases in outlying areas were lower but still pushed up by a "phenomenal" relocation market.
Last year it launched a public beta aimed at the international relocation market, worth more than $40 billion annually but currently dominated by lumbering offline companies.
Many of the luxury sector homes currently on the block either due to relocation or market and payment pressures are second and third homes.
Now they are launching their public beta designed so address something we've seen very few startups tackle: international relocation, a market worth more than £40 billion annually.
In July, Yuriko Koike was elected governor of Tokyo, and immediately confronted the city's bureaucracy by postponing the relocation of Tsukiji market – the world's biggest fish market – due to concerns over soil contamination at the new site.
There were also some relocations from other markets, although that was far less of a factor in the county's fortunes this year.
Yet Les Halles was far more than a marketplace, and when the demands of expansion and congestion forced the relocation of the market in the late 1960's, the historian Louis Chevalier somberly proclaimed, "With Les Halles gone, Paris is gone".
That takes its total raised to $91M since it began aiming at disrupting traditional relocation management, a market worth $11 billion, by some estimates.
The use of temporary workers, contract workers, outsourcing and relocation to cheaper labor markets, meanwhile, has evolved into a widely tolerated corporate strategy -- and these practices require layoffs to function.
The relocation of the livestock market had done little to resolve the problems of congestion in and around the market.
Fish and Flowers Although the flower district has been struggling mightily with the issue of relocation, not every other market has had such problems.
