• Stake

  Participated · Equity · Mar 2026

  Stake operates a vertically integrated renter platform that now spans apartment search, lease signing, rent payments, and everyday financial wellness. Through its recent acquisition of apartment-locating service UMoveFree and Lighthouse, Stake can surface cash-back deals at the start of a renter’s search and continue rewarding them for on-time rent payments via its FDIC-insured Stake Checking account. The network encompasses more than 550,000 homes nationwide and has delivered tens of millions of dollars in rewards, with UMoveFree alone having served over 5 million renters and paid out $35 million in cash back. Stake reported 4× year-over-year revenue growth in 2025, underscoring accelerating adoption of its platform. Key renter features include immediate cash back at lease signing, automatic credit reporting on rent, and no-fee banking services. For property owners, Stake provides a Loyalty Cloud dashboard and Stake+ incentive engine that align renter savings with property performance. The company plans to use new capital to integrate UMoveFree’s demand engine, expand deal-based rental discovery into additional markets, and accelerate development of its renter savings products.

• Occuspace

  Participated · Series A · Mar 2025

  Occuspace builds an occupancy intelligence platform for the built environment that uses plug-in WiFi and Bluetooth sensors and proprietary software to deliver real-time, AI-driven space utilization data. The sensors plug into wall outlets to avoid costly installations, and the company emphasizes a 100% anonymous, privacy-first approach. Occuspace serves dozens of Fortune 500 companies and more than 100 colleges and universities, and is expanding its service to higher education, corporate real estate, and government facilities in North America and Europe. Since launching from a university technology competition in 2017, the company has grown rapidly, reporting year-over-year growth of more than 100% since 2021. Occuspace says its data helps facility managers save thousands, if not millions, of dollars by reducing wasted space, improving efficiency, and lowering environmental footprints. The company has raised $14 million to date and positions its product as scalable for massive real estate portfolios. Occuspace is a Los Angeles-based developer of occupancy management technology led by CEO Nic Halverson. It provides an occupancy management solution that helps customers measure and optimize the use of their physical spaces to improve utilization, make informed operational decisions, reduce real estate costs, and enhance visitor experiences. The product features privacy-friendly IoT tracking technology and a consumer iOS and Android app, Waitz, which allow institutions, property owners, and patrons to monitor crowd levels in real time. Customers include UC San Diego, UCLA, Columbia University, Purdue University, Boston College, Baylor University, and others. The company raised $3.6M in Seed funding and plans to use the proceeds to enhance business development and further expand its business reach. Occuspace intends to continue expanding into corporate office, multifamily, travel, government, and retail verticals where it has established product-market fit.

• Sitewire

  Participated · Seed · Sep 2024

  Sitewire provides a cloud and mobile platform that fuses real-time visual media, cost tracking, AI analysis and expert construction evaluations to automate work verification and speed payments. The platform enables financiers to verify completed work instantly and release payments the same day, replacing manual inspections and spreadsheets. Sitewire targets lenders and institutional asset managers as customers and focuses on expediting payments to homebuilders to keep projects on time and on budget. The company emphasizes faster cash flow for small local builders and subcontractors to reduce project delays and risk. There are no operating metrics disclosed in the article. The company announced a $3.17 million seed raise to support growth.

• Inhabitr

  Led · Series B · Apr 2024

  Inhabitr offers an AI-powered commercial real estate furnishing platform delivering end-to-end solutions including design, procurement, installation, and financing. The company combines AI technology with a large network of suppliers and factory partners to provide commercial-grade furniture that emphasizes flexibility, speed, cost-efficiency, and sustainability. Inhabitr serves a diverse range of commercial real estate sectors—hospitality, multifamily, and student housing—across independent and branded properties and budget to luxury segments. The company reports a track record of furnishing over 20,000 units across the United States. Led by founder and CEO Ankur Agrawal, Inhabitr plans to use new funding to drive B2B growth and expand into the Middle Eastern and UK markets. The business focuses on serving owners and operators with both product and operational execution capabilities. Inhabitr operates a furniture rental marketplace that offers pre-packaged rooms curated by in-house designers as well as à la carte furniture rentals. The company sources products directly from manufacturers and partners with local furniture stores and their employees to handle delivery and white-glove installation. Living room packages range from $70 to $130 per month, while individual pieces run from about $30 to $150 per month; the company charges a $99 swap fee for replacing items. Founded in 2016 and based in Chicago, Inhabitr serves 10 U.S. cities and has placed furniture in more than 2,000 homes. The founders built the service to address the costs and hassle of buying, moving, and maintaining furniture. Co-founder Ankur Agrawal has identified scaling logistics, perfecting retail employee training, and capital constraints as the company’s biggest challenges as it grows.

• InspectionGo

  Participated · Series A · Jul 2023

  InspectionGo provides technology and services to independent home inspection companies, including Keystone, a plug-and-play back-office platform. Its offering also includes the iGo Community—coaching, marketing, and management resources—and iGo Academy, which trains and supplies home inspectors. Founded in 2019 and led by CEO John Russell, the company has pursued growth through product expansion and strategic acquisitions. The company announced acquisitions of Repair Pricer, which uses AI and natural language processing to turn inspection reports into repair estimates, and HomeBinder, a residential home-management platform serving a network of 9,000 professionals and more than 950,000 homeowners. InspectionGo intends to use the funds to enhance service offerings for its inspector community and to bring hundreds of jobs to Central Pennsylvania by 2026. Financially, the company raised a $5.5M Series A that brought total funding to $10.5M.

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