Chicago-based proptech firm Outcome has launched from stealth with its AI-powered orchestration platform for commercial real estate. Described as “The AI start button for CRE,” the platform allows property firms to become AI-active in minutes, bypassing traditional readiness stages and unlocking automated workflows and insights across the asset lifecycle.
Indvestia Capital has launched a $5 million fund providing accredited investors with diversified access to Midwest commercial real estate. Indvestia Fund I targets 8% annual cash returns and 18% IRR through investments in value-add retail, medical office, and high-yield debt assets.
Boston-based proptech firm Realmo has unveiled an AI-powered property search assistant that allows users to find and analyze commercial spaces by describing their needs in natural language. The platform processes these inputs to instantly deliver curated property options matched to key criteria such as price, size, and location, reflecting a growing trend toward AI-driven decision-making in real estate.
TECOM Group PJSC has announced that 55% of the gross leasable area across its commercial portfolio in Dubai has achieved LEED certification, highlighting the Group’s ongoing commitment to sustainable development under its Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) framework. The achievement follows the receipt of 12 new certifications from the US Green Building Council during the first half of 2025.
eXp Realty has launched its UK Commercial division, making it the first agent-led platform in the country to combine residential and commercial real estate services under one model.
OMNIYAT has announced LUMENA ALTA, a 380-metre, 73-storey tower set to be Dubai’s tallest commercial building in Business Bay. The project, featuring 45 floors of premium office space, is scheduled for completion in 2030.
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