Re-Leased
By Re-Leased Software Company Ltd
Re-Leased is a cloud-based property management software company focused on commercial real estate (CRE). It provides a centralized platform for managing leases, rent collection, maintenance, compliance, and financial reporting. The software is designed to empower property managers, landlords, and investors with real-time insights and automation.
Re-Leased was founded in 2012 in Auckland, New Zealand by Tom Wallace, who remains the CEO. The company was created to modernize property management by replacing outdated systems with intelligent, cloud-based solutions. Over the years, Re-Leased has expanded globally, with offices in New Zealand, the UK, Australia, and the US.
Re-Leased has raised approximately $29.1 million across multiple funding rounds. Key investors include Movac, JLL Technologies, Icehouse Ventures, and several angel investors. Its most recent funding round was a $12.5 million seed round in September 2024. The company is privately held and venture-backed, with a valuation that reflects its growing presence in the CRE tech space.
Re-Leased offers a robust suite of features tailored for commercial property management:
These features are available across three plans: Core, Pro, and Enterprise, each offering scalable capabilities.
Recent innovations include:
These tools enhance productivity, reduce manual work, and improve decision-making.
Re-Leased emphasizes a culture of innovation, transparency, and customer empowerment. The company’s mission is to “transform how real estate is managed” by combining technology with deep industry expertise. It fosters a collaborative environment across its global offices and invests in employee growth and customer success.
Re-Leased serves a global user base, including:
The platform supports portfolios ranging from 10 to thousands of properties, making it suitable for small firms and large enterprises. Its community includes users across New Zealand, Australia, the UK, North America, and potentially the GCC region via remote access.
