Mirvac Ventures

Mirvac Ventures is the corporate venture capital arm of Mirvac Group, an ASX-listed integrated Australian property company founded in 1972. Established in 2018 and headquartered in Sydney, Mirvac Ventures invests strategically at the intersection of Mirvac's real estate footprint and emerging technology. Its thesis covers property technology, built-environment data management, renewable energy, ag-tech, and consumer technology that resonates with Mirvac's residential and retail customer base. Mirvac Ventures operates as a small-scale corporate vehicle that participates alongside institutional seed funds rather than leading rounds, with average round sizes of approximately AUD 1 million. Known portfolio companies include Mys Tyler, a social-commerce fashion app that matches women with body-type-aligned style recommendations backed alongside Antler and angel Brian Hartzer; BuildAI, a productivity software platform for the construction sector; and Enosi Australia, operator of the Powertracer platform for real-time renewable energy tracing. The most recent disclosed investment was in Mys Tyler in August 2023. Investments are sourced from and governed by Mirvac Group's strategic partnerships team rather than a standalone investment committee, with no separately managed fund or disclosed capital commitment. The vehicle is designed to give Mirvac early visibility into technologies that could reshape built environments, renewable energy delivery, and the consumer experience across the group's residential and retail properties.