Grosvenor has invested in two proptech companies as part of its venture investment programme.
The investments in Wint and REalyse follow trials through Grosvenor’s Future+ innovation programme, an employee-led initiative thattempowers people across the business to experiment with solutions to strategic priorities.
Wint specialises in water management and leak mitigation, leveraging AI and real-time monitoring to minimise risk, cut cost and support sustainable water use. The company’s technology can be used across commercial and residential buildings, as well as construction sites and industrial manufacturing lines.
Grosvenor invested in REalyse after its private credit team trialled the technology for a year. The platform has enabled Grosvenor to leverage data analytics to make better informed decisions and improve strategic planning.
Andy Doyle, director of operations, innovation and strategy at Grosvenor, said: “Our new investments in Wint and REalyse demonstrate our commitment to solving real operational challenges, while accelerating progress toward our ambitious sustainability and commercial objectives. We’re excited to partner with both businesses, both as an investor and a customer, as they continue to scale and grow. The Future+ programme has embedded a strong culture of innovation across Grosvenor, ensuring we remain at the forefront of a rapidly evolving real estate industry. Its success is evident in our ability to directly support the growth of pioneering initiatives that we believe will drive meaningful, lasting change for the sector.”
Yaron Dycian, chief product and strategy officer at Wint, added: “We’re proud to welcome Grosvenor as a strategic partner. Their reputation for responsible stewardship and innovation precedes them, and the professionalism and clarity they brought to the process have been truly impressive. Water management has become a critical pillar of modern facility and portfolio operations, driven by rising risks, costs and sustainability demands. Grosvenor’s investment underscores the growing need for advanced, data-driven water intelligence, and we look forward to working together to drive meaningful impact across their portfolio and the wider real estate sector.”
Irakli Menabde, co-chief executive officer at REalyse, said: “Securing an investor of Grosvenor’s reputation is a defining milestone for REalyse as we enter our most exciting chapter yet. Having Grosvenor’s backing validates our trajectory and provides the resources and expertise to accelerate our ambitious plans. We couldn’t be more excited about what lies ahead for REalyse.”
