Cambio

Cambio is the AI native commercial real estate operations platform, founded in 2022 by Leia de Guzman, formerly Investments Director for Oxford Properties Group and OMERS, and Stephanie Grayson, who launched platforms at Goldman Sachs, KKR, and JPMorgan, who met while earning their masters degrees at Stanford. The company went through Y Combinator in summer 2022, spent time in research mode, and announced its public launch alongside an eighteen million dollar Series A on January 22, 2026, led by Maverick Ventures at a one hundred million dollar valuation, with total funding of about twenty two million dollars and angels drawn from OpenAI, Anthropic, Notion, and other technology leaders.

The product is built from the ground up around agentic AI rather than the static rules and manual inputs of legacy real estate software. Cambio uses large language models and agentic workflows to reason across thousands of pages of unstructured building data, run multi step analyses, and continuously adapt as regulations, assets, and market conditions change, compressing months of manual review into minutes. For asset managers, sustainability leaders, investors, and property managers, it unifies building data, automates compliance reporting, and identifies ROI ranked retrofit investment opportunities across hundreds or thousands of buildings at once. The platform ingests building attributes like age, asset class, size, and location, assesses performance, flags retrofit potential, and generates capital expenditure strategies, reframing regulatory compliance from a static reporting obligation into a continuously learning decision engine. Cambio is SOC 2 Type II compliant, ISO 27001 certified, and built to meet GDPR requirements. It counts among its customers Principal Real Estate, Nuveen Real Estate, BGO, LaSalle Investment Management, Oxford Properties Group, Madison International Realty, and Beacon Capital Partners, and has launched across more than thirty five countries and over two billion square feet of assets.

Cambio fits institutional commercial real estate investors, private equity real estate firms, and asset managers who need to turn sprawling building data into investment grade capital planning and compliance decisions. It runs an enterprise SaaS model and is a weaker fit for buyers wanting published pricing or a self serve product.