
Indonesia · Real estate startup
Rukita is a leading proptech company in Indonesia, specializing in rental housing through a tech-driven co-living brand, hospitality services, and asset management.
Funding reportedLast round: Series B
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Rukita is a leading proptech company in Indonesia, specializing in rental housing through a tech-driven co-living brand, hospitality services, and asset management.
Founded in 2019 and based in Jakarta, Rukita connects property owners with tenants, managing over 55,000 properties across 21 major cities in Java, Sumatra, and Bali. The company aims to enhance the quality of rental housing, making it accessible for various life stages while helping property owners maximize their assets. Rukita offers a comprehensive rental ecosystem that includes end-to-end property management, marketing solutions, financing options, and community-building initiatives. Their primary offerings are furnished lifestyle residences and co-living spaces, designed for urban living with modern amenities. Rukita targets Indonesian millennials, white-collar professionals, and students, as well as landlords and businesses seeking efficient rental solutions. By blending technology with hospitality, Rukita redefines urban living in Indonesia.
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