Participated · Series A · Jul 2026

Uniti builds an agentic AI orchestration layer that runs real estate operators' playbooks across sales, leasing, support, maintenance, collections, payments and reviews. Its AI agents operate across voice, SMS, email, chat and WhatsApp and integrate with 15+ property management and CRM platforms, sitting above existing systems rather than replacing them. The company targets multiple verticals including self-storage, multifamily, senior living, manufactured housing, coworking and commercial office, and is live with customers such as Regus, StorQuest, RHP Properties, Storage King USA and Fora. Uniti reports measurable customer results including a 214% ROI for an enterprise self-storage operator, 94% of pilots converting to long-term contracts, and 306% net revenue retention as customers expand. The startup combines operational real estate expertise with frontier AI and is headquartered in New York City; it was founded by Yale classmates Francesco Decamilli and Emre Altinok and operates across 10+ countries.

Participated · Series A · May 2026

Fifth Dimension unifies fragmented institutional and market data into a single intelligence layer and applies agentic AI to deliver analysis, surface risk, and prepare decisions for real-assets investors and managers. The platform integrates with existing systems (including Yardi, Dealpath and SharePoint) without requiring data migration and deploys in two weeks, consolidating structured and unstructured documents into an auditable view. The company reports client outcomes such as 5x more capital deployed with the same team, a 5% increase in net operating income, underwriting complex deals in days rather than weeks, and reducing month-end close from 10 days to 3. Fifth Dimension says it runs trillions in assets on its platform and serves global investment managers, asset managers, lenders and family offices, with customers including BXP, Realty Income, Peachtree Group and Madison International Realty. The firm is certified ISO 27001 and SOC 2 Type II and keeps each client’s data within their environment with detailed audit trails. Founded in 2023 by Dr Kate Jarvis and Johnny Morris, the company is expanding its presence in the US and Asia Pacific while continuing product and team growth.

Led · Series A · Mar 2026

Rebar is a New York City–based provider of a vertical AI platform purpose-built for the HVAC, electrical, and plumbing industries. The company’s core product functions as an AI operating system that leverages proprietary models to automate the estimating and quoting workflow for contractors and distributors. By reducing a process that typically takes hours or days to just minutes, Rebar enables customers to submit more bids, cut quoting costs, and win additional business. The firm is led by CEO Evan Brown. While its initial focus is the HVAC sector, the platform is positioned to become the foundational software layer across adjacent mechanical trades. Fresh capital will be deployed to expand operations and accelerate product development. The article did not disclose revenue, user numbers, or other operating metrics.

Led · Series A · Mar 2026

Founded in 2021, City Detect equips city-owned vehicles such as garbage trucks and street sweepers with cameras that capture street-level imagery, which its patented computer-vision system analyzes to flag graffiti, illegal dumping, litter, structural roof damage, and other code-related problems. The platform automatically blurs faces and license plates, can distinguish between street art and vandalism, and helps officials prioritize remediation without relying on labor-intensive manual inspections. Operating in at least 17 U.S. cities, including Dallas and Miami, the company claims its AI can review thousands of buildings per week compared with roughly 50 for traditional human inspections. City Detect is SOC 2 Type II compliant, a member of the GovAI Coalition, and has published a Responsible AI policy to guide its work with municipalities. The firm has raised $15 million to date and plans to use new capital to hire additional engineers, enhance its storm-damage detection capabilities, and expand to more U.S. cities. CEO and co-founder Gavin Baum-Blake leads the company’s growth and technology strategy.

Participated · Equity · Oct 2025

Planera offers a cloud-based, visually driven scheduling platform built on Critical Path Method (CPM) logic that allows general contractors, subcontractors, and owners to collaborate in real time. The company has recently tailored its product and services for the surging data-center construction segment, introducing AI tools that flag potential delays and recommend schedule accelerations. Over the past six months, Planera reports a 600% increase in data center projects and counts HITT Contracting, Ralph L. Wadsworth, and Ryan Companies among its marquee customers. To deepen adoption, it has created a dedicated service team with domain expertise in mission-critical builds. Market tailwinds are strong: the global data-center construction market is projected to more than double to $214 B by 2030, creating urgency for modern scheduling tools. Following the latest $8 M raise, Planera’s total funding stands at $26.5 M, giving it additional capital to expand customer support and accelerate product innovation.