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PropTech Catalysts

VC
San Francisco, CA

PropTech Catalysts is a Pre-Seed venture capital firm based in San Francisco, CA investing in Real Estate, Marketplace. The firm typically writes $100K–$300K checks and has 2 portfolio companies in our records.

Check size
$100K–$300K
Portfolio
2 companies on record
Partners
1 listed
Stage
Pre-Seed
Sectors
Real Estate, Marketplace
HQ
San Francisco, CA
AUM
Not in our records
How to approach: cold outreach ok
Stage

Pre-Seed

Check Size

$100K – $300K

Portfolio

2+ companies

Team

1 partner

Investor activity
Investments in last 12 months: 0

Investment Thesis

Focused on innovative startups that transform the real estate and property management sectors with tech-driven solutions.

How PropTech Catalysts invests

PropTech Catalysts is a vc firm based in San Francisco, CA. The firm invests at the Pre-Seed stage, with a focus on Real Estate, Marketplace. It does not invest in Media.

PropTech Catalysts typically writes checks of $100K–$300K per investment.

PropTech Catalysts has backed 2 companies in our records, including LeaseSync, TenantFlow.

Partners & Team

SM

Sophia Martinez

Partner

PropTech
Marketplace

Industry Focus

Invests In

Real Estate
Marketplace

Does Not Invest In

Media

Portfolio Companies (2)

Other

LE

LeaseSync

PropTech
TE

TenantFlow

Marketplace
How to pitch PropTech Catalysts
  • Raising at Pre-Seed? You're squarely in their sweet spot.
  • Lead with your fit in Real Estate, Marketplace — the sectors they actively back.
  • Size your ask to their typical $100K – $300K check.
  • cold outreach ok
  • Address your outreach to a specific partner, such as Sophia Martinez, Partner.
  • A warm introduction beats a cold email. Get matched and request an intro.

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