Cloudastructure (NASDAQ: CSAI) announced two additional property deployments with an existing housing customer, expanding its multifamily and senior living relationship.The additions bring the customer's deployed properties to nine, including a new affordable housing community and a senior living community. The customer plans to expand use of the platform across its entire portfolio of approximately 23 properties by the end of 2027. That portfolio-wide rollout remains a goal rather than a completed deployment. Across customer deployments, Cloudastructure reported customer retention of approximately 99%.

Cloudastructure (CSAI) discussed enterprise growth plans at a Water Tower Research fireside chat on September 22, 2026.Management described opportunities to expand deployments within relationships with eight of the ten largest U.S. multifamily property managers. It also outlined expansion into construction, commercial real estate, and transportation and logistics. A replay is available in the company’s Investor Relations section.

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