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perture Global Real Estate, a luxury brokerage launched globally from inception, has formed a strategic partnership with Rechat, real estate's AI-powered super app for enterprise brokerages and agents. Aperture has integrated Rechat's mobile-first platform as the backbone of its agent experience, enabling seamless management of marketing, contacts, transactions, and communication.
Since launching earlier this year, Aperture has expanded to 17 states and four global cities. The partnership reflects the company's commitment to providing agents with smarter tools that eliminate inefficiencies and support high-performance workflows. "Agents don't need more software – they need smarter software," said Robert Palmer, founder of Aperture Global Real Estate.
Rechat replaces multiple disconnected systems with three integrated centers: a People Center for lead management, a Marketing Center for brand-compliant campaigns, and a Deals Center for transaction management. Its AI assistant, Lucy, automates tasks like building listing websites, sending email campaigns, and completing paperwork.
"Rechat was built to give agents a competitive edge – not more software," said Shayan Hamidi, CEO of Rechat. With 75 percent CRM adoption rates and a 95 percent user satisfaction score, Rechat is redefining productivity in the real estate industry. The integration marks a major investment in agent success and client service for Aperture.
"Our focus is on building smart infrastructure that understands how agents work," said Emil Sedgh, Chief Technology Officer at Rechat. "Integrating with Aperture allows us to eliminate redundant steps and create tighter workflows." The partnership supports Aperture's mission of empowering agents to deliver exceptional service in the luxury market by simplifying the backend.
"We knew we needed a platform that could scale with us while simplifying the agent experience," said Mercedes Saewitz, Senior Vice President of Operations at Aperture. "Rechat eliminated the need to manage multiple systems and freed up our internal teams to focus on agent support."
