Recognizing how work environments were changing with companies like WeWork, who pioneered untraditional office accommodations with its memberships, Eden wanted to make those same accommodations accessible to a broad enterprise audience, who could pick and choose on their terms.

"We're sort of like WeWork for the 99%," Joe Du Bey, co-founder of Eden, tells GlobeSt.com. "We find service providers and vendors, some of who are local, that speak to a business so that they can customize," he said.

Last November, Eden closed a $25 million Series B round led by Reshape. Participants in the round included Fifth Wall Ventures, RXR Realty, Thor Equities, Bessemer Venture Partners, Alate Partners, Comcast Ventures and others. Since its inception, the company has raised an estimated $40 million.

There are over 7,000 registered proptech companies in commercial real estate, according to data from CRETech. And with lots of companies in the market, Eden plans to establish itself as an undisputed leader in the space, which Du Bey expects will emerge as a very large sector.

"Proptech is getting a lot of buzz. Looking at value companies outside of landlords, real estate firms like CBRE and JLL, their largest profits are from property management," Du Bey said. "We're well-positioned because we look like the next generation, and we're well-positioned because we're built on the internet."