If you manage office parks then you’re juggling leases, access, maintenance, tenant happiness, and the banner problem that everyone’s trying to fix: energy costs and/or carbon targets. 2025 has been a strong year for proptech funding thus far — meaning incoming tools that will free up your time and preserve your margins.
Below are six recently funded companies (2025 rounds) that deserve a spot on your radar!
The list: what they do, what they raised, and why it matters to your office park
Reneo — smart building decarbonization and energy efficiency
Why it’s relevant: Reneo builds software and hardware orchestration to slice building energy use and helps with targeted retrofits and controls — the kind of capability that reduces utility bills and helps you meet net-zero or local performance mandates. They closed a substantial $45 million round in early 2025 led by Lakestar, Eurazeo, and Foundamental — funding that accelerates deployments at scale across office campuses. If you want to lower energy spend and show ESG progress to tenants, this could be a key vendor to evaluate.
ButterflyMX — cloud access and property entry management
Why it’s relevant: Access control still causes significant headaches every time a tenant or vendor shows up without the right badge. ButterflyMX raised growth equity from FTV Capital in January 2025 to scale its access and intercom platform — helpful for multi-building office parks that need secure, audit-ready access.
Beam — AI-driven property operations and leasing automation
Why it’s relevant: Beam’s tooling automates leasing workflows and some operations handoffs to shrink turnaround time on new tenant setup or service requests. They closed on a $11 million round in February 2025, giving them runway to integrate deeper with CRE software stacks and scale for larger portfolios.
Lula — automated maintenance and insurance workflows
Why it’s relevant: Maintenance costs are often one of the biggest variable line items. Lula raised $28 million in funding to expand a platform that automates maintenance workflows and ties insurance processes into repairs. If you’re wrestling with recurring service tickets, Lula is worth a pilot.
hallo theo — AI tenant engagement and communications
Why it’s relevant: Tenant experience (as we like to champion here at MOBLZ) has become ridiculously important. Hallo theo raised roughly €10 million in seed funding to scale AI-powered tenant engagement tools in 2025. This includes automated updates, and lease-related triage to boost retention and reduce front-desk load.
EliseAI — AI automation for tenant communications and operational tasks
Why it’s relevant: EliseAI closed a large deal in August 2025 to expand its automation for leasing inquiries and operational workflows. For property managers who field constant tenant requests and leasing leads, platforms like EliseAI can route and resolve many of those queries without a human in the loop, improving speed and responsiveness.
Takeaway and next step
All in all, 2025 is proving to be a big year for proptech funding—giving property managers practical tools for savings, tenant happiness, and more efficient operations.
Thinking about trying one of these companies out?
Start small: pick one pain point (energy, access, or maintenance), run a 60–90 day pilot, and measure outcomes.
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Resources:
- CRETI
- Houlihan Lokey
- Vestbee
- TurboTenant
- ButterflyMX Blog
- Finrofca