RealTech

About The Fund

RealTech is an investment fund that operates at the intersection of property technology, sustainability, and real estate construction. They focus on nurturing and investing in early-stage startups within the PropTech and Sustainability sectors, specifically tailored programs for these niches. As an early-stage venture capital firm, RealTech's investment parameters are clear, with a minimum investment of $250,000, a maximum of $1,000,000, and a 'sweet spot' investment of around $500,000, indicating a strong interest in companies prepared for pre-seed to seed capital injections. With the ambition to shape the future of real estate, RealTech positions itself as a bridge between innovative startups and established real estate players. They actively involve themselves in connecting startups with these players for pilots and validations, ensuring that investments align with current market needs and trends through real-time feedback from leading real estate companies. The fund's commitment to scalability is evidenced by its focus on taking startups to their next stage by leveraging international connections, which promises exponential growth opportunities. Moreover, the fund considers exit strategies through mergers, acquisitions, joint ventures with global companies, or through initial public offerings. RealTech boasts an Innovation Center that aims at sourcing considerable opportunities for investors by solving problems and unlocking revenue and efficiency potentials for real estate players. They also provide fundraising assistance from strategic investors, offering startups not just capital but also strategic insights, emerging trends, and startup deal flow. The team consists of founders Amalia Paz and Arie Kahn, alongside a lineup of experienced advisors and partners from various sectors related to real estate, investments, and technology. The fund also emphasizes the importance of their due diligence process which includes feedback from the real estate industry to vet and validate the potential of the startups they invest in.