I still remember the first time my parents and I searched online for apartment rentals in Bengaluru and a few other places across the country.
I felt frustrated by endless calls, vague photos, and hidden broker fees. Then I discovered the idea of “proptech” — using technology to make property search and real‑estate deals easier.
Today, Proptech is booming in India. New startups are changing how Indians buy, sell, rent, and manage homes. As we head into 2026, the Indian real estate market is shifting fast.
13. Sanjay Mandava: Landeed
According to a recent 2025 listing of YC-backed startups transforming Indian real estate, Landeed is emerging as a fresh player.
What they aim to do: Landeed tries to build a full-stack, digital-first property platform. While detailed public data is still limited (since they are in early stages), their inclusion among top “innovations transforming India’s real estate market” signals potential.
Why they matter: Early-stage proptech startups like Landeed could shape the “next wave” of real estate technology in India. With younger founding teams and leaner operations, they may be more open to experimentation — e.g. new models in resale, fractional ownership, property analytics, or hybrid brokerage-tech setups.
Why watch them in 2026: If they get enough runway and traction, Landeed could be among the “new-gen” platforms that redefine property search or transactions — especially for millennials / Gen Z buyers or renters who value transparency, ease, and tech-first flows.
14. Sanjay Choudhary: Incuspaze
Incuspaze is a relatively young company (recently expanding aggressively) offering flexible office / coworking solutions.
What they do: They provide “fit-out as a service” and asset leasing solutions for corporates — handling workspace design, leasing, and operations. In 2025 they launched a segment called “FlexLeaze.”
Why they’re relevant to Proptech India: Proptech isn’t only about homes — office real estate matters too. As hybrid work, remote work, and smaller teams become common, demand for flexible, well-managed office spaces grows. Incuspaze fills that gap.
Why watch them in 2026: They plan to add millions of square feet of workspace. If India’s post-pandemic hybrid work trend continues, flexible-workspace players like Incuspaze could become essential infrastructure — and redefine corporate real estate.
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