Aeria, a tech platform for managing commercial real estate, has raised $1.8 million (around Rs 15 crore) from investors including Kalaari Capital to expand its business.
Aeria said it uses technology and AI (artificial intelligence) to transform office buildings into an experience.
Aeria, a tech platform for managing commercial real estate, has raised $1.8 million (around Rs 15 crore) from investors including Kalaari Capital to expand its business.
In a statement, Aeria said it has closed $1.8 million pre-seed funding round led by Kalaari Capital and Fundamental along with AC Ventures and AL Trust. Many angel investors also participated.
Aeria will use the capital to expand its presence across Southeast Asia, Middle East and other Asian countries.
Aeria said it uses technology and AI (artificial intelligence) to transform office buildings into an experience.
"Commercial real estate in Asia Pacific is estimated at 52 billion square feet, expanding at a CAGR of 15 per cent.
"However, most owners currently rely on traditional methods to manage facilities and tenants. We aim to use technology to transform this experience and bring in efficiency to the owner's operations." said Priyanka Gera, founder and CEO of Aeria.
To address the problem of fragmented infrastructure, Aeria said it offers a comprehensive solution well-integrated with multiple technologies to create an engaging digital experience in one app to manage operations by digitizing and automating manual tasks.
It includes modern access and parking management systems, delivery-to-desk services, fully-integrated and seamless visitor management solution, end-to-end well automated complaint resolution, last-mile commute addition, F&B integration, move-in services, and community management, among others.
According to Housing.com data, proptech companies have received more than $4 billion in funding since 2009, helped by the rapid growth in the use of technologies in the real estate sector during the last 4-5 years.