Casey Berman, Jeffrey Berman and Jake Fingert

Casey Berman (clockwise from left), Jake Fingert, and Jeff Berman.

Casey Berman, Jeffrey Berman and Jake Fingert

Founder and managing partner; general partner; and managing partner at Camber Creek

Casey Berman, Jeffrey Berman and Jake Fingert
By November 15, 2025 8:00 AM

It’s been a banner year so far for Camber Creek, one of the leading venture capital firms behind much of proptech’s growth. 

Over the summer, Bilt Rewards, a payment and rewards platform within the housing sector that Camber Creek has invested in, was valued at $10.75 billion, way up from the $3.1 billion the company was valued at in early 2024.

“It’s such a huge moment for proptech broadly, not just Camber Creek,” Fingert, who leads the firm alongside cousins Casey and Jeffrey Berman, said of Bilt’s almost $11 billion valuation. “The company is really doing amazingly well. So it’s a big moment for proptech broadly, but also a big moment for Camber Creek being the largest proptech investor.”

Bilt’s growth trajectory resulted in the company recently inking a 58,000-square-foot lease deal for a new headquarters at 837 Washington Street in Manhattan’s Meatpacking District. 

Fingert noted that there are a number of “exciting” opportunities within proptech on the AI side of things and in the financial segments, but it seems that construction tech is really piquing the interest of venture capitalists.

“We invested in a great company at the beginning of 2025 called TwinKnowledge,” he said, “which is the market leader in that space.”

Camber Creek led the $3.7 million round of series seed equity funding in TwinKnowledge, a company that uses AI and data intelligence to help align the different documents related to construction. 

“Construction tech is really interesting right now,” Fingert said. “Especially with prices going up and tariffs hitting a lot of the construction workflow, making it challenging.” 

In the near term, Fingert says Camber Creek’s goals are to continue to make these kinds of deals and to help the companies it has already invested in grow. 

“Many of our investors are real estate owners and operators, so helping them navigate this new world and identify the best startups and partners is our near-term focus,” he said. “In the longer term, it’s about growing the platform and growing the impact that we have in the space.”