London-based GoCanopy has raised €2.1 million in seed funding to support the development of its AI-powered operating system for institutional real estate investors. The round was led by ISAI, with participation from BNP Paribas Développement, Yellow, and a group of angel investors.
Institutional real estate investors manage large volumes of deals, tenant, and financial data that are often fragmented across emails, documents, spreadsheets, and teams. This fragmentation can limit the creation of a unified system of record and reduce the ability to systematically leverage historical information for investment and asset management decisions.
GoCanopy addresses this challenge through a centralised, AI-driven platform that extracts and structures data from internal documents such as offering memoranda, rent rolls, and asset management reports. Using human-in-the-loop AI workflows, the platform consolidates unstructured information into a shared institutional knowledge base that evolves as new data is added.
Founded in 2023 by William He and Yash Pabbisetti, GoCanopy develops institutional-grade AI tools for real estate investment teams. The platform supports core investment workflows, including deal screening, underwriting, and investment committee preparation, while also enabling asset management functions such as lease expiry monitoring, rent review tracking, and identification of leasing opportunities. All insights remain traceable to source documents to support transparency and governance requirements.
WilliamHe, Co-founder and CEO of GoCanopy, said his experience in real estate investing showed how fragmented data limits value creation, and that advances in AI now make it possible to consolidate institutional intelligence and unlock additional revenue opportunities.
The new funding will be used to further develop the enterprise platform and support international expansion, including opening an office in London alongside Paris and growing the company’s commercial and engineering teams.
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