Aeria, founded in 2023 by Priyanka Gera, claims to be an AI-powered API-first tenant experience platform. It integrates over 100 technologies to create engaging and digital experiences, and develops a community by connecting employees with coworkers, people with common interests, corporations, and convenience-based companies.
Aeria’s platform provides a variety of services, such as modern access and parking management systems, delivery-to-desk services, and a completely integrated and smooth visitor management solution.
Coworking startup Aeria has raised $1.8 million in a funding round headed by Kalaari Capital, with participation from Foundamental, AC Ventures, AL Trust, and a group of angel investors.
According to Moneycontrol, the funds will be used to expand businesses in Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and other Asian countries.
Aeria, founded in 2023 by Priyanka Gera, claims to be an AI-powered API-first tenant experience platform. According to the startup’s LinkedIn site, it connects employees, spaces, AM teams, property managers, and service vendors to provide a seamless working experience, all while utilizing data analytics.
It combines over 100 technologies to provide engaging and digital experiences, as well as a community by linking employees with coworkers, people with similar interests, corporations, and convenience-based companies.
“Commercial real estate in Asia Pacific is anticipated to be 52 billion square feet, with a 15% CAGR. However, most owners still use traditional techniques to manage properties and tenants. We intend to leverage technology to alter this experience and increase efficiency in the owner’s operations,” stated Priyanka Gera, Aeria’s founder and CEO.
Aeria provides a range of services on its platform to tackle this issue, including up-to-date access and parking management systems, delivery-to-desk services, a seamless and fully integrated visitor management solution, end-to-end well-automated complaint resolution, the addition of last-mile commute services, F&B integration, move-in services, and the community management.
Coworking spaces have gained popularity in India since the epidemic. Though the market appeared to slow down once offices reopened, firms in the field have regained traction. Recently, numerous investors have expressed interest in the area.
To support its ambitions for both domestic and international growth, coworking space provider DevX, for example, raised $7 million last month through a combination of loan and equity infusions.
According to a market study, India’s coworking office space market is predicted to be worth $1.94 billion in 2024 and $2.72 billion by 2029, growing at a 7% CAGR.
