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    EliseAI Becomes a Unicorn with $75M Series D Funding, Expanding Its Impact Across Property Management

    EliseAI's Series D fundraising round brought in $75 million, propelling the company to a $1 billion value.

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    EliseAI Becomes a Unicorn with $75M Series D Funding, Expanding Its Impact Across Property Management

    "Thrilled to announce that EliseAI has become a unicorn 🦄, surpassing a $1 billion valuation!", said Minna Song, CEO at EliseAI.

    EliseAI's Series D fundraising round brought in $75 million, propelling the company to a $1 billion value. Using advanced AI-powered technologies, this startup—founded by Tony Stoyanov and Minna Song, two Cambridge alumni—is reinventing the property management industry. A few months ago, they made their next-generation, all-inclusive AI platform available to both new and current clients. More than 30 million talks with potential clients and residents have taken place on the platform, which serves more than 60% of the top 50 real estate companies. With the help of EliseAI, operators can put artificial intelligence (AI) into reality and transform operations while increasing worker productivity, resident happiness, and operational outcomes.

    EliseAI's origins can be linked to Song's own experiences in the real estate industry in New York City. She saw firsthand the inefficiencies afflicting property management teams, especially in communication, while working as an administrative assistant. EliseAI was founded in 2017 with the goal of using artificial intelligence to streamline property management procedures as a result of this realisation.

    Smart AI chatbots that can perform a variety of activities are the core of EliseAI's product. These consist of answering questions from prospective tenants, setting up flat tours, handling maintenance requests and overseeing lease renewals. The chatbots provide a customised and effective service since they are specially educated using internal data obtained from interactions with both present and potential renters.

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    Anshika Mathews

    Anshika is the Global Media Lead for AIM Media House. She holds a keen interest in technology and related policy-making and its impact on society.

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