Hamilton Ventures

?? Why We Invested in Sitewire ?? At Hamilton Ventures, we focus on investing in innovative PropTech solutions that are reshaping the built environment. We’re thrilled to announce our recent investment in Sitewire, a company revolutionizing construction finance with a mobile-first platform that tackles the industry's long-standing challenge of slow payment and draw cycles. Led by Bryan Kester (CEO) and Justin Kaufman (CTO), Sitewire has pioneered a platform that reduces draw process times by over 85%, helping construction projects stay on track and within budget. With AI-driven inspections and same-day ACH payments, Sitewire offers a game-changing solution for lenders, real estate investors, and contractors alike. Hamilton Ventures invested in Sitewire’s recent $3.17M seed round, which was led by Zacua Ventures, with participation from Argonautic Ventures and Great Wave Ventures With this capital, Sitewire is poised to accelerate growth and help the construction industry solve one of its biggest pain points. ?? Key Highlights: 85% reduction in draw processing times. Fast, reliable payments through a mobile app. High traction: Serving 50+ lenders and 3,800+ borrowers/contractors across 3,600 job sites. Strong product-market fit with 5x growth in 2023. Check out their groundbreaking platform at sitewire.com. If you are a real estate owner, lender, institutional asset manager, or property management company looking for a better way to streamline construction finance, we encourage you to connect with Bryan Kester or Justin Kaufman to learn more. If you are a founder interested in a capital partnership, please first review our deck and fill out the form (both in the comments) and reach out to Jacob Groden - [email protected] with any questions to get started on our discussion.

Last week, I shared insights from CBRE's latest report, highlighting a renewed demand for leasing new spaces. But the big question remains: when is the right time to expand your footprint? Space allocation in both higher education and corporate environments often feels political—everyone wants more, but unless you measure it, you don’t know what’s true. Recently, one of Occuspace's customers was ready to lease an additional 40,000 sq. ft. building based on requests from a few teams. However, after sitting down with them, we showed them that with their current growth and hiring plans, they could comfortably wait another 9 months before needing to expand. This decision saved them nearly $900,000. I’d love to hear your thoughts—how do you or your clients navigate space allocation decisions that can get political in your/their organizations?

We have exciting news to share! Inhabitr has raised $27 million in Series B funding led by Hamilton Ventures. This major investment will turbocharge our mission to revolutionize commercial furnishing through cutting-edge AI technology. Our pioneering platform seamlessly blends human expertise with real-time global inventory insights, using AI to transform how properties discover, design, purchase and get value from furnishings. This funding accelerates growth across verticals like hospitality, multifamily and student housing as we expand into new markets worldwide. The future of commercial furnishing is here - powered by innovative tech that delivers speed, flexibility and cost savings unlike anything the industry has seen before.??? Learn more: https://lnkd.in/dmGJFfMC