Dave Eisenberg is a former founder-operator who built and sold Floored, a 3D modeling company for real estate, to CBRE where he then served as global SVP of Technology, giving him startup, enterprise, and real estate operator experience. He's recognized as a proptech expert who regularly speaks at real estate industry events to educate traditional professionals on how to understand and partner with technology companies.

- Enthusiasm for hard tech and infrastructure projects that drive American energy abundance. Frequently celebrates portfolio milestones involving large-scale physical builds, such as green data centers for CrusoeAI or supersonic aviation developments, viewing these as critical for the economy and future resource availability.
- Specific thesis regarding artificial intelligence where the optimal target market is administrative support roles rather than pure physical labor. Recently observed that automating office-based operational tasks is currently more viable than trying to apply AI to true manual labor, which remains difficult to automate.
- High standards for consumer product user experience and intolerance for friction in daily technology. Praised Waymo for having an exceptionally high net promoter score while simultaneously criticizing Apple for failing to use its resources to solve common annoyances like SMS spam.
- Deep passion for New York sports teams which often colors his timeline. Regularly shares emotional reactions to Knicks playoff games at Madison Square Garden and Mets victories, using sports as a way to connect with the broader community.
- Focus on the evolution of the built world, real estate, and property technology. Highlights investments that change how cities function, such as car-free neighborhood developments in Arizona or the long-term modernization of mortgage infrastructure.
About their Fund
Zigg Capital was founded by Dave Eisenberg, a repeat founder who spent 12 years building and exiting companies including Bonobos and TellApart before serving as global SVP of technology at Fortune 500 real estate company CBRE, giving the fund unusually deep first-hand experience at both early-stage startups and a major real estate incumbent. Unlike most proptech funds backed by real estate operators, Zigg intentionally raised from institutional LPs outside the real estate industry to stay non-conflicted and invest globally across the full stack of real estate, construction, retail, and fintech—from Brazil's Loft to France's Zefir—while doubling down with a larger second fund precisely when real estate tech funding was down and major players like Knotel had imploded.





















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