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HelloOffice
Technology-powered commercial real estate brokerage helping companies search for office space in a smarter and faster way
About HelloOffice
Originally founded as HelloOffice in 2016, the company rebranded to Raise Commercial Real Estate in late 2020 to better reflect its expanded mission of helping companies reimagine the workplace. The venture was started in San Francisco by Justin Bedecarre, who previously co-founded 42Floors, an online commercial real estate marketplace that was later acquired. His experience in the proptech sector informed the creation of a technology-powered brokerage designed to streamline the traditionally cumbersome process of finding and managing office space.
Raise operates as a full-service commercial real estate brokerage that integrates technology with expert advisory services. The company serves a diverse client base, from high-growth startups like Brex and Y Combinator to established public companies such as Palantir. Its business model centers on providing a comprehensive, end-to-end platform for the workplace. This platform supports clients through every stage, including searching for office space, negotiating leases, managing the build-out of the office, and assisting with ongoing workplace operations. Revenue is generated through brokerage fees and fees for project management and workplace strategy services.
The company's core offering is a proprietary technology platform, WorkplaceOS, which digitizes and centralizes the real estate process. This system provides clients with curated, real-time information and collaborative tools, allowing tenants to interact directly with brokers, project managers, and workplace strategists. Beyond brokerage, Raise offers specialized services in project management and workplace strategy. This includes developing return-to-office playbooks and implementing hybrid workplace models, addressing the evolving needs for more flexible and dynamic work environments. Following a significant $20 million Series A funding round in 2020, the company expanded its geographic footprint beyond San Francisco and Los Angeles to include Silicon Valley, with plans for further national expansion.
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Funding history
Company financing events and reported valuations.
| Deal type | Date | Amount | Valuation | Investors | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SERIES A✓Equity / VC | Jun 2020 | $20M | $80M | SAAStr Fund · Jake Gibson · Initialized Capital · Founders Fund | — |
| EARLY VC✓Equity / VC | Oct 2019 | $6.5M | $26M | SV Angel · Founders Fund · SaaStr · The House Fund | — |
Growth signals
Latest recorded traffic for HelloOffice is 140 monthly website visits, down 65% over the last three months. HelloOffice's team declined 4.8% over the past year.
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Investors
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Series A11 investors entered at this stage
SV Angel
Founders Fund
SaaStr
The House FundFounder Collective
Initialized Capital
Liquid 2 Ventures
Peak State Ventures
SAAStr Fund
Jake Gibson
Point72 Ventures
Other known investors1 additional known investor
Jason Lemkin
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