Full-Time
Updated on 8/21/2026
Cloud-based property management software and analytics
$94.7k - $161.3k/yr
Texas, USA
Remote
Travel up to 50% is required, with at least two weeks' notice.
Bachelor's
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RealPage provides cloud-based software and data analytics for the real estate industry, serving property managers, owners, and investors across multifamily, commercial, and single-family rental markets. Its platform combines modules for property management, accounting, leasing, and resident services with advanced analytics and business intelligence that deliver real-time property performance insights and revenue management. Customers pay a subscription for software and services, with additional revenue from implementation and consulting support. RealPage aims to help clients maximize asset value by optimizing operations with data-driven decisions and energy efficiency considerations.
Company Size
5,001-10,000
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Carrollton, Texas
Founded
1998
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Report: AI landlord EliseAI targets $3.7B valuation with $300M raise from a16z and Bessemer. August 18, 2026 * EliseAI is reportedly in talks to raise $300M at a $3.7B valuation, per Business Insider. * a16z and Bessemer are discussing leading the round. * The company was valued at $2.2 billion in August 2025, a possible 68% jump in a year. EliseAI is in talks to raise $300 million at a $3.7 billion valuation, with a16z and Bessemer discussing a lead role, according to Business Insider. Previously, EliseAI raised $250 million at a $2.2 billion valuation in August 2025. If this new round closes anywhere near what's being reported, the company will have added $1.5 billion in value in 12 months, in a funding environment where many AI startups are struggling to raise at all. From admin assistant to AI unicorn. Minna Song and Tony Stoyanov met at Cambridge as undergraduates. Song later took a job as an administrative assistant at a New York real estate firm, where she watched leasing teams drown in the same handful of tenant questions, over and over, every day. That's the problem EliseAI was built to fix. She and Stoyanov started the company in 2017. The product itself is fairly unglamorous, which might be the point. EliseAI's AI assistants answer prospective tenants by text, email, and phone, book apartment tours, and log maintenance requests. A property manager running several thousand units can let the system sort and route routine maintenance tickets on its own, instead of paying a human to triage each one. In 2023, EliseAI took the same idea into healthcare, aiming it at front-desk and scheduling bottlenecks that look a lot like the ones it had already solved in housing. It isn't the only company chasing that idea. Lette AI is going after the same agentic automation angle against incumbents like AppFolio, Yardi, Entrata, and RealPage, though it's tiny by comparison. Dwelly is automating lettings in the UK, mostly by buying up smaller agencies. Flow, Adam Neumann's post-WeWork venture, hit a $2.5 billion valuation in 2025 with a completely different bet: own the buildings instead of selling software to whoever already runs them. EliseAI's angle is narrower and, arguably, more defensible: sell the automation layer across leasing, maintenance, renewals, and now healthcare, and let everyone else fight over ownership models. The property management software market was worth around $6.53 billion in 2026 and is projected to hit $9.93 billion by 2031, an 8.74% annual growth rate of 8.74%, according to Mordor Intelligence. That's not a huge market by tech standards. It's also one where incumbents like Yardi and RealPage move slowly, which is exactly the kind of gap AI-native challengers like to exploit. The funding so far. The Series E in August 2025 was led by a16z, with Bessemer and Sapphire Ventures also investing. Before that, the $75 million Series D in August 2024 - led by Sapphire - made EliseAI a unicorn at a $1 billion valuation. The company said it passed $100 million in annual recurring revenue in early 2025, and headcount has grown from around 150 to more than 300 since the Series D, spread across offices in New York, San Francisco, Boston, and Chicago. Whether any of this happens the way Business Insider describes it is still an open question. What's not in question is that investors keep paying up for companies that promise to make the most tedious parts of running a business disappear, and EliseAI, for now, is one of the ones getting paid the most to try.
Realpage has launched the Lumina AI Suite, a unified platform connecting AI agents, operational intelligence, and portfolio analytics for real estate operators and investors. The suite is built on the Lumina Intelligence Layer, which draws on architecture from Realpage's Cherre acquisition and operates across more than 20 million units. The platform comprises four solutions: Lumina Workforce for agentic execution, Lumina Ascent for operational intelligence, Lumina Atlas for institutional intelligence, and Lumina Connect for governed data access. The AI Leasing Agent, already deployed across 175 management companies, has helped some customers triple tour bookings and resolve nine in ten routine prospect inquiries. Realpage also introduced its Five Principles of Trusted AI, emphasising industry-specific reasoning, governed metrics, transparent recommendations, compliance frameworks, and human accountability. The company has more than 8,500 employees and is backed by Thoma Bravo.
RealPage acquires Cherre, creating a trusted ai-powered intelligence platform across the full real estate capital stack. Combination connects property-level operations with institutional portfolio intelligence, giving owners and operators a governed, trusted foundation for better decisions and stronger performance. RICHARDSON, Texas & NEW YORK - RealPage, Inc., a leading provider of AI-enabled software and data analytics to the real estate industry, today announced it has completed its acquisition of Cherre, a real...
RealPage has acquired Cherre, an institutional portfolio intelligence firm based in Manhattan. The Richardson, Texas-based multifamily software and data analytics company completed the cash transaction, though specific financial terms were not disclosed. Founded in 2016, Cherre operates a data platform that unifies and analyses over 4 billion entities and $4 trillion in real assets globally. The platform connects decision-makers to property investment, management and market information. Cherre will retain its brand within RealPage. Co-founder L.D. Salmanson will continue as senior vice president after serving as CEO. The acquisition aims to bridge RealPage's 25 petabytes of data with Cherre's unified data models, creating better foundations for AI-driven solutions. RealPage customers will gain portfolio-level intelligence, whilst Cherre clients will access expanded engineering and deployment capabilities from one of the industry's largest technology providers.
Obligo has partnered with RealPage to offer integrated security deposit solutions for property managers. The collaboration eliminates traditional deposit administration by replacing it with a guaranteed payment method embedded in RealPage's property management software. The integration reduces leasing timelines by up to four days and saves property teams 3.5 hours of administrative work per unit. Property managers can access the service directly within their RealPage accounts without switching platforms. Renters benefit from flexible payment plans at move-in and streamlined communications throughout their tenancy. The service is available through RealPage's OneSite and LOFT platforms. Obligo, founded in 2018, currently operates in over one million homes across the US. The fintech company's guarantee is backed by letters of credit from Wells Fargo and HSBC.