Much of this software is built in India for the American property business. Procore Technologies, a construction-management software company, and Trimble carry a large share of the work from Bengaluru and Chennai, with MRI Software, ServiceChannel and RealPage behind them in Bengaluru and Hyderabad. India's own property apps sit beside them, like Mygate for apartment societies, NoBroker.com for finding a home, myHQ for desks, and Livspace and HomeLane for interiors.
For an engineer, property software has long run on the Microsoft stack, so .NET engineers are far more common here than at a typical product company. The construction platforms build for the browser and for the phone on a building site, so frontend, full-stack, Node and mobile engineers are common too.
Proptech is one of the Industry Verticals of
The Market Segments follow a building through its life, from the site to the finished home.
Planning, estimating and tracking a building project, from the design model to the progress on site, comes from companies like Procore Technologies, Trimble Inc., Bentley Systems, Nemetschek Group and RIB Software.
Leases, rent, maintenance and the workplace inside a finished building run on software from companies like MRI Software, RealPage Inc., Eptura, ServiceChannel and Brightly Software.
The gate, the visitors, the maintenance bill and the notices of an apartment society run on apps like Mygate, ANACITY IN and Amenify.
Finding and valuing a home, and servicing the loan when payments fall behind, come from companies like Zillow, Cotality (CoreLogic), NoBroker.com, Altisource and Sagent.
Desks by the day and beds by the month are rented through companies like myHQ by ANAROCK, BHIVE Workspace, The HelloWorld and University Living.
Designing and fitting out the inside of a home is the work of companies like Livspace, HomeLane, Cyncly and Frontdoor Inc.
What proptech companies hire software engineers for, and which roles they hire, is on