Rentana Raises Nearly $5 Million in Funding to Grow Team, Scale Product

The seed round was led by Zigg Capital and Benchstrength.

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Julie Blanc, co-founder and CEO, Rentana

Julie Blanc, co-founder and CEO, Rentana

Rentana, an artificial intelligence (AI)-driven platform for multifamily owners and operators, has closed nearly $5 million in a seed funding round led by Zigg Capital and Benchstrength.

Rentana, which is powered by AI and hosted in the cloud, analyzes public market trends alongside each customer’s private rental data, which remains confidential, to deliver customized insights on pricing, lease turnover, and revenue opportunities.

“Multifamily demand is booming in the United States, but owners and operators are facing new pricing pressures—from inflation to rising interest rates,” said Rentana co-founder and CEO Julie Blanc. “Rentana gives customers the most complete picture of their portfolio and delivers tailored insights to help drive immediate and sustainable growth.”

Blanc added: “We’re thrilled to have closed our seed round, led by Zigg Capital and Benchstrength—two firms known for backing the most forward-thinking companies in tech and real estate, and who knew from the get-go how transformative Rentana’s technology will be for real estate.”


According to Blanc, the funding from the seed round will allow Rentata to accelerate two key priorities: growing its team and scaling its product.

“Agentic AI is the future, and Rentana is building the premier AI copilot for real estate owners and operators—one that integrates your goals, budget, marketing plans, and ancillary revenue streams like parking and storage,” she noted. “We’re also investing in conversational AI, so teams can literally talk to their data and get real-time insights, forecasts, and recommendations—making faster, smarter decisions.”

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Christine Serlin

Christine Serlin is an editor for Affordable Housing Finance, Multifamily Executive, and Builder. She has covered the affordable housing industry since 2001. Before that, she worked at several daily newspapers, including the Contra Costa Times and the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review. Connect with Christine at cserlin@zondahome.com or follow her on Twitter @ChristineSerlin.

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