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Henry AI Raises $4 Million in Seed Funding to Automate Commercial Real Estate Transactions

Henry AI Raises $4 Million in Seed Funding to Automate Commercial Real Estate Transactions

February 28, 2025 Craig Etkin

Led by Susa Ventures, funding will accelerate Henry AI’s mission to streamline CRE workflows and create high-quality marketing deliverables in minutes

NEW YORK, Feb. 20, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Henry AI, a first-of-its-kind AI analyst for the commercial real estate (CRE) sector, today announced it has raised $4.3 million in seed funding. Commercial real estate is a $20 trillion industry that, to date, has relied on a series of repetitive and manual tasks to complete transactions. Henry AI is on a mission to take commercial real estate out of the stone age, automating this work and empowering commercial real estate professionals to be more efficient and relationship-focused.

Susa Ventures and 1Sharpe Ventures co-led the funding round. Additional investors include: RXR, Arden Venture Arms, Singularity Capital, Unwritten Ventures, Coalition Operators, Pioneer Fund, Orange Collective and Storyhouse ventures. Bill.com’s head of product Rami Essaid, Truebill.com founder Yahya Mokhtarzada, ROOM founder Brian Chen and Slack’s chief strategy officer Joe Teplow also participated. Henry AI is a Y Combinator-backed company.

“As a former commercial real estate analyst, I spent countless hours creating marketing decks for property listings and it was the most mind numbing exercise on the planet. If I had a tool that could quickly generate professional-grade marketing materials and streamline all the backend research, I could have focused on closing more deals,” said Sammy Greenwall, co-founder and CEO of Henry AI. “Henry AI is doing just that — automating the time-intensive tasks that have traditionally slowed us down and delivering polished marketing materials in minutes, not weeks. This allows professionals to focus on what matters most: growing relationships and closing deals. We’re at the forefront of this opportunity and welcome this new funding in support of our mission.”

“Through our investment in Henry AI, we are excited to support their unique approach to leveraging AI technology in the commercial real estate industry,” said Misha Gordon-Rowe, Partner, Susa Ventures. “We believe that Sammy and Adam’s vision and expertise will change the way real estate professionals operate, creating new opportunities and efficiencies in this dynamic market.”

Several national brokerages, including from 5 of the top 10 in the U.S., are already leveraging Henry AI. Before using Henry AI, analysts at these brokerages were spending 50 percent of their time researching market data, analyzing property trends, and manually building marketing decks for property listings. Henry AI condenses this time-consuming work into clean, polished marketing materials and detailed financial analyses within minutes, drastically reducing the time required to prepare for deals and freeing up analysts to focus on high-value client interactions.

About Henry AI

Henry AI is an AI analyst for commercial real estate on a mission to equip brokers with ‘superpowers’, enabling them to close more deals and increase earnings. Founded in 2024, Henry is headquartered in New York City.

Contact: press@henry.ai

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