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Dwight Capital

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Dwight Capital is a commercial real estate finance company, not a venture fund. Its only known AI investment is a co-investment in Hypha's $50M seed round in June 2026.
Artificial IntelligenceCommercial Real Estate FinanceProptechFintech
Focus: Seed · Strategic investor · Co-investor · Vertical AI · Real estate technology

About Dwight Capital

History and team

Dwight Capital was founded in 2014 and is based in Sunny Isles Beach, Florida, with offices in New York, Columbus OH and St. Petersburg FL. Crunchbase lists brothers Adam and Josh Sasouness as co-founders. Both serve as co-CEOs and managing principals. The firm is a commercial real estate lender and servicer. It offers bridge and construction loans, FHA/HUD insured loans, C-PACE financing, mezzanine debt and preferred equity. Its website says its affiliates service a loan portfolio of more than $17 billion. Affiliates include Dwight Mortgage Trust, a private mortgage REIT, and Dwight Investment Management. No public source names a partner who leads AI investing. No venture fund or fund size is disclosed.

AI investing

Dwight Capital has no public AI investment thesis or dedicated venture strategy. Its one disclosed AI investment is Hypha, an AI-native asset intelligence platform for investment workflows. Hypha came out of stealth in June 2026 with a $50M seed round led by TriEdge Investments. Dwight took part alongside Bankwell, Cammeby's International, CFG Bank, Crescent Heights, Monticello and Yakar Partners. Press coverage says many of these investors are also Hypha clients and design partners. The pattern points to a strategic investment from a real estate lender in software built for its own industry. Caplight lists Dwight as a co-investor, not the lead.

Stages and check sizes

The only known AI round Dwight joined is a seed round. Dwight's own check size in Hypha was not disclosed, and the $50M is the size of the whole round. No public source gives a stage focus or typical check size for AI startups. Founders should treat Dwight as a possible strategic backer or customer in real estate, lending and private markets. It is not a standard venture investor.

Notable AI portfolio companies
  • Hypha (2026): New York company, co-founded in 2025 by Peter Wang and Simcha Hyman, that builds an AI-native platform to unify investment data and workflows for private credit, real estate and asset managers. Raised a $50M seed in June 2026, led by TriEdge Investments, with Dwight Capital participating.
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Investing activity

Dwight Capital appears in 2 AI deals tracked by the Lounge deals desk, rounds totalling $100M. The rounds are mostly Seed, with a median round size of $50M. The most recent are Hypha (Seed, $50M, Jun 2026) and Hypha AI (Seed, $50M, Jun 2026).

Dwight Capital most often invests alongside TriEdge Investments, CFG Bank, Crescent Heights and Monticelloam, and the companies it backs on Lounge are mostly in AI.

Deals

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AI rounds and acquisitions Dwight Capital took part in, newest first.

Frequently asked questions about Dwight Capital

Is Dwight Capital a venture capital firm?

No. It is a commercial real estate finance company that lends and services loans, including FHA/HUD, bridge and mezzanine. Its known AI investment is a co-investment in one startup.

What AI companies has Dwight Capital invested in?

The only disclosed AI investment is Hypha, an AI-native asset intelligence platform. Dwight joined its $50M seed round in June 2026, which TriEdge Investments led.

What check size does Dwight Capital write for AI startups?

It is not public. Dwight's share of the Hypha round was not disclosed, and no source states a typical check size.

Who founded Dwight Capital?

Crunchbase lists Adam and Josh Sasouness as co-founders. The firm was founded in 2014.

Should AI founders pitch Dwight Capital?

It may suit startups building for real estate, lending or private markets, where Dwight could be a customer or strategic investor. No public information shows it runs a general AI fund or leads rounds.

What stage does Dwight Capital invest at?

In the rounds tracked on Lounge, Dwight Capital has invested at Seed, with a median round of $50M.

Who does Dwight Capital co-invest with?

Dwight Capital's most frequent co-investors on Lounge are TriEdge Investments (2 deals), CFG Bank (2 deals), Crescent Heights (2 deals), Monticelloam (2 deals) and Yakar Partners (2 deals).

How can founders reach Dwight Capital?

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