Latin America. Over the last few years, the use of technology in the real estate industry has allowed traditional processes, such as lease management, the purchase and sale of housing, mortgage financing and even the construction exercise, to acquire greater tools to function in the modern market.
However, in the national case, segments such as co-ownership management did not have enough solutions to boost the administration of residential complexes or horizontal property projects. For this reason, Fiorella Malaver and Daniel Puentes, two Colombian entrepreneurs, decided to launch Hipal, a subscription platform that digitizes and simplifies this link in the real estate sector.
Thus, and with an investment close to USD $ 200,000, procedures such as administrative payments, the download of "peace and save", the development and vote of assemblies, reservations of common areas and communication between residents, among others, can begin to be carried out through the application and the web portal of the startup.
- Publicidad -"Having an efficient residential administration, in addition to being an unmet need in Colombia, is a matter of quality of life. We believe that, just as digitalization has reached other segments of the real estate industry, it was time for it to reach that of co-ownership management. This is a commitment to create community and bring solutions to the day to day of the residents of horizontal property complexes and projects," explained Daniel Puentes, CEO and founder of Hipal.
The venture, which will start operations in Bogotá, Medellín, Barranquilla and Bucaramanga, expects to reach a third of the market, generate about 70 direct jobs and ally with the main firms in the country's industry in its first 2 years of operation.
