Atlas Invest has secured USD 25 million in a funding round led by BlackRock, aiming to enhance its reach in institutional-grade real estate debt investments.

By leveraging proprietary AI technology and data-driven methodologies across sourcing, underwriting, and servicing, along with robust risk management practices, Atlas seeks to revolutionize the way private credit investors engage with commercial real estate debt opportunities in the U.S.

Bringing Private Credit Opportunities to Commercial Real Estate

Atlas Invest operates as a fintech platform dedicated to transforming real estate bridge financing. Through a blend of human expertise and innovative AI tools, it streamlines loan procedures for borrowers while providing institutional and accredited investors with access to high-quality portfolios anchored in US-based commercial real estate.

The new capital infusion will bolster the company’s capabilities in deploying and overseeing senior, real estate-backed loans according to a rigorous institutional standard. Currently, due diligence processes are characterized by high costs, prolonged timelines, and limited scope. Atlas plans to address these issues through the implementation of more extensive due diligence at regular intervals, utilizing a broader array of data sources for continuous risk assessment.

Atlas Invest is convinced that market dynamics are changing, with investors now seeking income strategies that provide security, predictability, and professional oversight. This conviction has fueled the design of Atlas to deliver underwriting and monitoring at accelerated speeds while integrating an operational platform with a responsible credit philosophy. This approach enhances transparency and convenience for real estate debt investments.

The recent funding follows another successful round where the company raised USD 11 million, which was instrumental in enabling more deals and supporting future growth initiatives for clients. With this latest collaboration and investment, Atlas aims to expedite the transition towards more accessible fixed-income solutions, thereby broadening the availability of real estate debt opportunities for a wider array of brokers and investors.