The intelligence layer mid-market multifamily has never had.

Korra turns every 5–100 unit apartment building into a structured, trackable, investable data asset — giving independent investors the underwriting edge that institutions have always kept to themselves.

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The Problem

Billions in acquisitions decided on incomplete information.

A buyer finds a 12-unit building in Woodlawn. The OM has a rent roll PDF from 18 months ago, no inspection history, three open permits they won’t discover until title, and a tax delinquency that isn’t on LoopNet. They find out on day 15 of a 30-day close window. The deal collapses. The next buyer makes the same mistakes six months later.

This isn’t a rare scenario. It’s the default. The 5–100 unit multifamily market — the most fragmented, most transacted, and most underserved segment in U.S. real estate — has no shared intelligence infrastructure.

Data fragmentation

Risk signals — taxes, permits, violations, crime, ownership — live in separate systems with no unified view.

Diligence replication

Every buyer re-orders the same inspections and reports that previous buyers already paid for, then discards them.

Institutional gap

CoStar and Yardi serve institutional players. First-time and independent buyers underwrite in Excel with incomplete data.

No condition memory

Nobody owns condition-level data — inspection histories, capital expenditures, physical risk — at the asset level. This is the data that actually prices risk.

the platform

Every property becomes a living intelligence object.

Korra is an AI-native property intelligence platform. Give it any address, listing, or OM — it returns a structured, risk-scored, continuously updated investment profile. No assembly required.

01

Property Snapshot

Instant AI-generated profile: ownership history, tax status, permit activity, rent gap analysis, crime signals, and submarket position. Entry point. No account required.

02

Watchlist & Monitoring

Track properties across your pipeline. Receive alerts when ownership changes, new permits pull, or market signals shift. Your deal room, always current.

03

Premium Intelligence Reports

Full underwriting-grade analysis: comparable transactions, rent roll benchmarks, operational risk scoring, and acquisition readiness summary.

04

On-Demand Diligence

Order contractor walkthroughs, PCA-style inspections, rent roll verification, and T12 review directly through the platform. Reports feed back into the property intelligence layer.

05

The Exchange

Reusable transaction intelligence — inspection reports, verified diligence, condition histories — discoverable and purchasable by future buyers. Revenue shared with original contributors. The network effect that compounds everything else.

The Exchange

The secondary market for multifamily transaction intelligence.

Every diligence report ever ordered disappears after close. The next buyer starts from zero. Korra’s Exchange captures that institutional memory and makes it reusable — turning sunk costs into shared infrastructure.

01

Buyer orders diligence

Inspection, PCA, rent roll verification — ordered through Korra.

02

Report enters the Exchange

Structured, verified, and indexed against the property record.

03

Future buyer discovers it

Searching the same asset or submarket — verified diligence surfaces in their snapshot.

04

Revenue flows back

Original buyer, inspector, and Korra share in every subsequent sale.

05

More contributors upload

Inspectors and vendors join a network where their work earns ongoing revenue.

06

Intelligence density compounds

More Exchange-enabled properties. More buyers staying on the platform. The loop closes.

CoStar owns asking data. Nobody owns condition data — the layer that actually prices risk. The Exchange is that layer.

traction

Already generating intelligence. Already indexing markets.

Live

AI-powered Property Snapshot engine generating structured reports

2

Launch markets indexed: Chicago Southside and Boston

Built

Watchlist, alert, and deal room infrastructure operational

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  • Mapbox-based property map with enriched scoring signals and API-driven rendering live in development
  • Submarket-level scoring system operational across Chicago Southside / Woodlawn target corridor
  • Diligence workflow structure built — on-demand ordering, report ingestion pipeline, and Exchange data model designed
  • Operator team with active multifamily portfolio in target market — building on infrastructure already used in production
Business model

Data, workflow, and services — compounding over time.

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layer 01

Property Intelligence

Free snapshots drive top-of-funnel acquisition. Paid premium reports convert active buyers. Per-property pricing scales with deal volume, not seat count.

layer 02

Monitoring & Workflow

Watchlists and deal rooms convert one-time users into recurring subscribers. Alerts create a reason to stay between active acquisition cycles.

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a person holding a remote control in front of a computer screen

layer 03

Diligence & Exchange

High-margin per-property services — inspections, verification, scopes — ordered through the platform. Reports enter the Exchange, generating downstream revenue for contributors and Korra on every resale.

Market size

The most transacted segment in U.S. real estate. The least served by data.

The 5–100 unit multifamily segment accounts for the majority of residential investment transactions by count — yet no intelligence platform has been purpose-built for it. CoStar serves institutions. LoopNet surfaces listings. Nobody surfaces condition, risk, and ownership intelligence for the independent investor.

TAM

Total addressable

U.S. multifamily intelligence, diligence, and transaction services across all segments

SAM

5–100 unit focus

Mid-market multifamily intelligence tools and diligence services — the underserved core

SOM

Initial beachhead

Chicago and Boston active acquisition markets — 2026 launch corridors with demonstrated deal density

Competitive position

Nobody is building this specific layer.

The market is fragmented across listing platforms, enterprise data providers, and post-acquisition tools. Korra’s position — pre-acquisition intelligence plus condition-layer data plus a reusable Exchange — sits in a gap that none of them occupy or are positioned to fill.

PlatformPre-acquisition intelCondition dataMid-market focusReusable diligence
CoStar / YardiPartial
CREXi / LoopNetPartial
Reonomy / PropStreamPartial
Korra✓ Core✓ Exchange✓ Purpose-built✓ Flywheel

vision

Infrastructure, not software.

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Every building in America has a live intelligence profile. Every diligence report ever ordered is reusable. Every acquisition decision is faster, cheaper, and better-informed.

Korra’s long-term position is not a SaaS tool — it’s the data standard for mid-market multifamily. When every Exchange-enabled property carries a verified condition history and every submarket is continuously scored, Korra becomes the infrastructure layer that brokers, buyers, lenders, and eventually institutions build on top of.

That is a different kind of company than a reporting tool. It is a network. And networks have the only moats in real estate data that have ever held.

Our Thesis

Operators building tools they needed and couldn’t find.

Kyra Chicago Team, Operator-founders

Korra is being built by the team behind Kyra Chicago — an active multifamily operator on Chicago’s Southside with a live portfolio in the exact market Korra serves. The platform is built on systems already running in production: AI-native leasing, owner reporting, maintenance workflows, and acquisition intelligence tooling developed over years of operating fragmented mid-market assets.

This is not a research project. The founders are buyers, managers, and operators first. Korra is the tool they built because it didn’t exist.

Our Mission

Korra’s mission is to make multifamily acquisitions dramatically more transparent, intelligent, and accessible.

Today, independent buyers operate with fragmented information, duplicated diligence costs, and incomplete visibility into risk. Institutional players have teams, proprietary data, and expensive tooling. Everyone else pieces deals together manually.

Korra exists to close that gap. We believe every investor — not just institutions — should be able to understand a building’s condition, operational risk, ownership history, and market position before committing capital.

Our Vision

We believe every multifamily property will eventually have a living intelligence profile.

A future where:
– every building carries a continuously updated operational history
– every inspection or diligence artifact compounds into reusable market intelligence
– every acquisition becomes faster, cheaper, and less opaque
– and every market becomes searchable at the condition layer — not just the listing layer

Korra is building the infrastructure for that future.

Not just software.
A networked intelligence layer for mid-market multifamily real estate.

Invest in Korra

Join the infrastructure layer before it’s priced like one.

Korra is raising a Regulation CF round to fund platform expansion, Exchange development, and market coverage across Chicago and Boston. Early investors participate in the network effect from day one.

Reg CF

Offering type

$10k

Minimum investment

SAFE

Instrument

Chicago

HQ / Launch market

This is not an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy securities. Any such offer will be made only by means of a formal offering document. Investing in early-stage companies involves significant risk including the possible loss of your entire investment. Past performance is not indicative of future results.

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