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Sequoia Capital has made a minority investment in the do-it-yourself home securitycompany Simplisafe in aplay onthe home security and automation market, TechCrunch has learned.
The investment from Sequoia cameon the heels of Googles $3.2 billion acquisition of Nest Labs, which showed just how lucrative the home market can be. That dealnetted ahealthy return for investors, including Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, Lightspeed Venture Partners, Generation Investment Management, Venrock, and Googles own Google Ventures.
The Nest acquisitionalsomarkedthe first pushby a large techcompany to open a gateway into home automation.Investors thinkit probably wont be the last.
Even before Nest showed the corporate appetite for home automation including thermostat controls for heating and cooling, home security, and other types of remote monitoring and management investors had begun backing a slew of startups tackling the problem.
The firm invested in Simplisafe after an intense bidding war through a process that was handled by the investment bank Raymond James, according to multiple sources with knowledge of the investment. Sequoia declined to comment for this article.
Simplisafesout-of-the-box home security system garners rave reviews, and is already installed in thousands of homes.
While Simplisafe has gotten a huge boost with its new Sequoia financing, its not the only entrant thats attracted big-name venture capital.Earlier this year Khosla Ventures invested $10 million in Canary, another high-concept, well-designed security system. And capital from investors keeps coming, according to data from CrunchBase.
Some investors may have placed early bets, but the market for do-it-yourself home security and automation is still wide open, and new opportunities to back privately held companies that havent yet raised any institutional investment abound.
For instance, the Chicago-based company Scouthas completed a successful Kickstarter campaign;FrontPoint Securityoffers a panoply of automated security technologies for the home; and LiveWatch Security also has new security and safety technologiesfor homeowners and apartment dwellers who would have more comfort if they were staying in a place more castlethan home.
Theres a bunch of investments in the space, says Lemnos Labs founder Jeremy Conrad. The fact is that everybody is looking at ADT and how they pull down a couple of billion dollars in revenue for a service that hasnt changed in twenty years. Its very similar to how Nest went after Honeywell in the thermostat space.
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Contractors for the Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) are running about two months behind schedule on two major highway reconstruction projects in Montgomery.
Mike Pubentz, the village's director of public works, said he recently met with IDOT officials and was told that contractors now rebuilding and widening U.S. Route 30 between Briarcliff Road and Goodwin Drive are not currently expected to finish the project until late fall, possibly by the Thanksgiving holiday.
Pubentz said contractors were originally scheduled to complete the project by the end of August.
Nevertheless, he said contractors are continuing to work on the project and expect to install the highway's new eastbound lanes next month.
Pubentz said contractors will also start installation of a concrete sound barrier wall along the south side of the highway extending from Briarcliff Road east to Douglas Road.
The wall will be similar to the sound barrier wall contractors put up late last year on the north side of the highway adjoining the backyards of several homes in the village's Seasons Ridge Subdivision.
Contractors started work last year on the Route 30 project. When completed, the former two-lane highway will have four lanes of traffic along with protected turn lanes at intersections and a landscaped center median.
As part of the project, a trail for pedestrians will be constructed along the north side of the highway from Douglas Road east to Goodwin Drive. The trail will provide access for pedestrians and cyclists to the Oswego Public Library District's branch library near Goodwin Drive and the Ogden Hill shopping center just east of Goodwin Drive.
Contractors for IDOT are also proceeding with the reconstruction of the Ill. Route 31 and Route 30 interchange.
"They are also running about eight weeks behind," Pubentz said of the contractors, adding, "(But) they believe that the project will be done in 2014, a little bit after October, possibly in December depending upon how the work goes."
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EDMONTON - A controversial project some Edmontonians thought would never be built is slowly taking shape on a former downtown freight yard.
Construction began in March on the new $480-million arena for the Oilers, with excavators digging hundreds of truckloads of dirt a day to carve out the structures foundations. When finished in 2016, the facility will be 60 per cent larger than Rexall Place, and will have room for a couple thousand more spectators, as well as more washrooms, better technology and larger, more comfortable seats.
Some details are still being worked out how many and what kind of food and drink vendors, the exact features of the big scoreboard, what events will be held in the adjoining Winter Garden pedway but most of the plans have been ironed out.
Yet, the controversy that has dogged the project for years still isnt gone. On one hand, critics continue to call the arena a city-subsidized playpen for millionaire hockey players and their billionaire owner Daryl Katz. On the other, fans argue it will keep NHL hockey in Edmonton for at least another 35 years and kick off a downtown development boom.
So it doesnt come as much of a surprise that Katz Group officials now say that the talks to reach a deal didnt always go smoothly.
The city, we felt at the Katz Group, was focused on designing the arena to the hard $450-million budget, Katz Group vice-president Bob Black says. I think the city perceived the Katz Group as designing without regard to a budget.
But last year, the two sides finally came to an agreement. Then, PCL Construction had to guarantee it would build what was wanted for $480 million and eat any overruns.
To do that, PCL, project manager Icon Venue Group, subtrades and others that found ways to do work faster, cheaper or more efficiently. They saved tens of thousands of dollars alone by changing a bracket for a gutter mounting that cant even be seen, says city project manager Rick Daviss.
The facility is intended to provide a special experience to ensure people keep coming back, Black says. Ultimately, were competing with the big screen, high definition TV and our fans couch at home.
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TIPPECANOE COUNTY, Ind. (WLFI) The Hunger Hike has become a Lafayette tradition.
Hunger Hike is our communitys oldest and really most respected fundraising walk, said Lafayette Urban Ministry Executive Director Joe Micon.
This year, the tradition that began in the 1960s is coming with some changes. Due to construction on the John T. Meyers Pedestrian Bridge, this years starting line is moving.
Were not able to stage our site where we usually do at Riehle Plaza, so this year, we are here in the east end of the Levee Plaza parking lot, said Micon.
Micon said the new starting location will take participants through Tapawingo Park, allowing them to enjoy not only the park itself, but other local festivities.
Were going to bringing about 1,000 people walking right through Art on the Wabash, so thats a really good link and partnership as well, said Micon.
An additional 5K run has also been added the day before the hike, Saturday, September 20. The run will start at 8 a.m. at Cumberland Park in West Lafayette, and will give runners a scenic experience.
It goes through forests, lakes, around close to three different gazebos. So, its a great event, said Micon.
Last year, the hike raised more than $90,000. This year, the goal has been increased to $125,000 as the need to fight hunger continues to grow.
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