Proptech Roundup: Funding Rounds, AI Leasing Tools, and New Integrations

Proptech firms continue to push deeper into artificial intelligence (AI)-driven leasing, operations, and resident engagement as new capital and partnerships accelerate innovation. The latest moves span funding rounds, platform integrations, and leadership shifts designed to improve efficiency, boost revenue quality, and streamline workflows across portfolios.

CasaPerks Closes Nearly $16 Million Seed Round

CasaPerks Technologies, the AI-powered rewards platform behind CasaPerks and WorksPerks, has closed a $15.8 million seed round. Longevity Equity was among the round’s lead investors, with additional participation from institutional and top real estate operators. 

The capital will accelerate the company’s expansion across conventional multifamily and student housing, scale workplace recognition platform WorksPerks, and fuel its growing consumer rewards business.

“This round is a milestone, but more importantly it’s a mandate,” said CEO Kevin J. Bradt. “Our investors are backing a thesis we’ve believed from day one: that the best loyalty programs aren’t built on financial engineering or credit card gimmicks with high interest rates—they’re built on simple, intelligent, measurable value for the people you’re trying to activate. We’ve proven that thesis in student housing. Now we’re applying the same AI and infrastructure to conventional multifamily and, with WorksPerks, the workplace itself.” casaperks.com

Findigs Raises $32 Million Series C Funding

Findigs, an AI-native leasing decisioning platform, has closed a $32 million Series C funding round. The round, led by RPM Ventures’ Marc Weiser with participation from existing investors Nyca Partners, Frontier Venture Capital, and Western Technology Investment, brings Findigs’ total funding to date to $80 million. 

The new funds will be used to advance Findigs’ leasing decisioning platform; expand affordable housing capabilities, including low-income housing tax credit and Section 8 workflow support; and launch rent guarantee products to protect operator revenue for the full term of the lease.

“Operators don’t need higher occupancy. They need occupancy that pays. We built Findigs to end the trade-off between filling units and protecting revenue. Every application gets an automated yes or no in a few hours, grounded in how applicants actually perform after they sign. That’s what gets operators better revenue quality, and that’s what grows net operating income,” said co-founder and CEO Steve Carroll. “This round lets us extend that same engine. For more operators, across more housing types, and across the full lease term.” findigs.com

Lessen Integrates With HappyCo

Lessen, an intelligent operating platform powering end-to-end property services and technology solutions for residential and commercial portfolios, has integrated with HappyCo. This integration connects HappyCo’s maintenance-first operations platform and inspections workflows with Lessen’s nationwide service execution network, enabling property teams to initiate and manage maintenance, repairs, and unit turns in a single system.

“Multifamily operators have long relied on multiple, disconnected systems to manage inspections and service execution,” said Lessen chief revenue officer Sean Miller. “This integration with HappyCo brings those workflows closer together, reducing the manual handoffs that often slow down resolution times between identifying an issue and getting the right service team engaged. It also improves the data captured on-site, giving maintenance managers greater visibility and access to AI-supported insights that help improve how work orders are routed and prioritized across portfolios.”

Through this integration, operators will gain end-to-end visibility into the lifecycle of property services, from issue identification to work completion. Lessen has a network of over 30,000 vetted and insured service providers, which capture real-time data through its platform and syncs back into HappyCo to enhance transparency, coordination, and accountability. lessen.com; happy.co

Rently Launches AI Leasing Agent Ria

Rently, a resident lifecycle management platform, has launched Ria, an AI leasing agent powered by Rently Intelligence. Built for property management teams to engage prospects faster and more efficiently, Ria automates lead nurturing from first inquiry to tour booking and follow-up.

Ria can answer routine questions, encourage tour scheduling, and send reminders through personalized SMS and email. 

“Generic automation isn’t enough anymore,” said CEO Merrick Lackner. “The next phase of AI understands the leasing workflow, connects to real-time prospect activity, and works alongside your team, not as another disconnected tool. Ria gives operators the speed and scale they need while keeping leasing teams focused on the moments where human connection matters most.” use.rently.com

Tour24 Announces Strategic Leadership Expansion

Tour24, a leader in self-guided touring and AI engagement technology for leasing, has made two executive leaderships moves aimed at accelerating the company’s next phase of growth.

Yinka Kuye-Romelus has been promoted to chief operating officer, and Cara Athmann has joined the company as chief product officer. 

“We believe the future of multifamily belongs to companies that meet today’s renters on their terms,” said CEO Georgianna W. Oliver. “Tour24 continues to lead the industry forward by combining self-guided touring, real-time AI engagement, and operational intelligence to give prospective renters a premium experience. Elevating Yinka and bringing Cara into the organization reflects the kind of leadership needed to help drive that future forward.”

In her expanded role, Kuye-Romelus will oversee operational strategy and cross-functional execution as the company continues scaling its national footprint and platform capabilities. Bringing over two decades of experience leading technology, operations, and digital transformation initiatives across multifamily, Athmann joins the team at a time of momentum as the company expands its AI-powered capabilities through ToriAI, deeper integrations, and Tour Intelligence insights. tour24.io

Tenant Turner Integrates With Rentvine on Two-Way Data Sync

Tenant Turner, an automated leasing platform for small and midsize property managers, has introduced automated, two-way data connectivity with property management software Rentvine. This integration, Rentvine’s first with a leasing platform, keeps listing, prospect, lead, and applicant data updated across disparate systems.

“Two systems, one seamless workflow, and zero duplicate data entry,” said Tenant Turner CEO Vanessa Anderson. “This is the culmination of a longstanding and collaborative relationship with Rentvine. Our robust, two-way integration ensures the stability and reliability property managers need, making it a perfect example of Tenant Turner’s commitment to be the property management industry’s easiest-to-use leasing platform.”

The two-way sync is made possible by an API connection with Rentvine. Leasing and portfolio data will sync automatically from Rentvine into Tenant Turner, and prospect, lead, and applicant information generated in Tenant Turner will flow back into Rentvine. Customers who use both Tenant Turner and Rentvine can begin the two-way sync immediately and at no additional cost. tenantturner.com; rentvine.com