Venn Raises $52 Million Series B to Scale Operating System for Multifamily Housing
Venn, a proptech company founded in 2017, has continued to attract substantial investor backing as it scales its technology platform for the multifamily housing market. Headquartered in New York with a product and research hub in Tel Aviv, the company has developed an operating system designed to help property owners and operators manage residential communities more efficiently while delivering enhanced, data-driven resident experiences. Venn’s platform integrates leasing, payments, maintenance, resident engagement, and community services into a unified digital system.
In November 2025, Venn announced a $52 million Series B funding round, bringing its total capital raised to approximately $140 million. The round was led by NOA Capital and CIM Group, two investment firms with deep experience in real estate and technology-enabled platforms. Their participation highlighted confidence in Venn’s strategy to modernize operations across the multifamily housing sector, a market valued in the trillions of dollars globally.
The Series B round also included participation from a group of venture capital firms, institutional investors, and individual backers. These investors included Group 11, Oren Zeev, Hamilton Lane, Latitude, LocalGlobe, and FinTLV. Together, this investor syndicate brings expertise spanning real estate, financial services, and enterprise technology, supporting Venn’s ambition to scale its platform across new markets and customer segments.
The funding followed a period of rapid growth for Venn. In the 18 months prior to the Series B, the company expanded its presence into more than 30 U.S. states and partnered with over 270 property owners and operators. These customers include large, institutional real estate firms as well as regional property managers seeking to streamline operations and improve resident satisfaction. During the same period, Venn reported significant growth in recurring revenue as adoption of its operating system accelerated.
Venn’s platform is positioned as more than a traditional property management tool. By consolidating fragmented systems into a single interface, the software enables owners and operators to gain real-time insights into building performance, resident behavior, and operational efficiency. The company emphasizes the concept of the “living economy,” aiming to help property owners treat residential communities as integrated ecosystems rather than standalone assets. This approach allows operators to personalize services, optimize pricing, and explore new revenue opportunities tied to resident engagement.
The company is led by co-founder and CEO Or Bokobza and co-founder and chief product officer Chen Avni. Under their leadership, Venn has focused on building a scalable, AI-enabled platform that can adapt to the evolving needs of multifamily operators and residents alike. The leadership team has stated that new funding will be used to accelerate product development, invest in artificial intelligence capabilities, and expand customer support and go-to-market teams in the United States and Israel.
Beyond technology development, Venn plans to use the Series B capital to support continued geographic expansion and deepen relationships with large property owners. As competition in the proptech sector intensifies, the company aims to differentiate itself through a comprehensive operating system that unifies data and workflows across the entire resident lifecycle.
Venn’s latest funding round reflects broader investor interest in digitizing traditionally complex and fragmented industries such as real estate. With backing from NOA Capital, CIM Group, and a diverse group of global investors, Venn is positioned to further scale its platform and play a growing role in how multifamily housing is operated and experienced. The capital infusion marks a significant milestone as the company continues its transition from rapid growth toward long-term market leadership in proptech.
