December 11, 2022
The real estate software market is growing at an astounding rate. 8.2% CAGR to be exact in the US. And this trend will only accelerate in the coming years.
More specifically, the market is expected to grow 9.7% per year from 2021 to 2028.
All of this is happening at scale. In 2020, the global real estate software market size was valued at $9.34 billion.
From a business standpoint, the potential for real estate tech companies and startups is huge.
We have collected 32 real estate startups that raised venture capital funding in 2022 to keep an eye on.
Headquarters: Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain
Founders: Jeremy Fourteau, Stanley Fourteau
Year founded: 2020
Latest funding: $17.5M (Series A)
Total funding: $39.5M
Investors: Kreos Capital, Heartcore Capital, Partech, Bynd Venture Capital, Breega
What they do: Ukio is a proptech company that operates a network of high quality design forward apartments available for monthly stays across Europe. Ukio provides an alternative to the traditional housing market by offering a network of design-forward, turnkey apartments for monthly stays.
Headquarters: London, England, United Kingdom
Founders: Mikus Opelts
Year founded: 2016
Latest funding: $15.8M (Series A)
Total funding $28M
Investors: Founders Fund, Change Ventures, HCVC, LAUNCHub Ventures, Columbia Lake Partners
What they do: Giraffe360 is a robotic technology company that offers 360° photography and virtual tour camera for real estate agents. The company creates a product that would enable seamless property scans and elevate property purchases through a true-to-life online experience.
Headquarters: San Francisco, California, United States
Founders: Cameron Steele, Chris Hsu, Lisa Tran
Year founded: 2018
Latest funding: $10.2M (Series A)
Total funding $15.3M
Investors: Cercano Management, SignalFire, Spear Street Capital
What they do: Prophia is a data management and insights platform for the commercial real estate industry. The company's mission is to enable the commercial real estate industry to embrace the new physics of business, leveraging data to support velocity, elasticity, and digital fluency. As a trailblazing startup, Prophia is transforming the way the commercial estate industry aggregates, manages, and leverages unstructured private building data, to drive better asset and portfolio performance.
Headquarters: San Mateo, California, United States
Founders: Ami Avrahami, Amit Haller, Dafna Ben Porat Akiva
Year founded: 2008
Latest funding: $400M (Series D)
Total funding $597M
Investors: Fifth Wall, Eclipse Ventures, Western Technology Investment, Bond, JLL Spark
What they do: Veev is a building technology company that reinvents the way homes are built and experienced. Veev's home operating system creates room-specific lighting, shade, and climate control and also offers protection against intrusion and cybercrime, thereby providing clients a one-stop solution to all their smart housing requirements. Key components of the Veev panelized building system include the use of light gauge steel (LGS) for framing; high performance acrylic (HPA) for surfaces and millwork; radiant climate control systems; and a digital home ecosystem. The company is focused currently on high-performance multifamily and accessory dwelling unit (ADU) products. The current development pipeline totals more than 230 units and 620,000 gross building square feet.
Headquarters: Paris, Ile-de-France, France
Founders: Gautier Machelon, Hakim Saadaoui
Year founded: 2016
Latest funding: $30.2M (Series B)
Total funding $45.3M
Investors: Kernel, Alven, AXA Venture Partners, Pierre Kosciusko-Morizet, Kernel Investissements
What they do: MyTraffic is an owner of a big data platform designed to digitize the location selection process in order to modernize the commercial real estate industry. The company's SaaS platform provides real-time marketing analysis, the ability to geo-target trade areas, and the ability to audit real-time business locations. Its technology is built on big data analytics, which considers data on external traffic, competition, customer profiles, and the business environment, as well as relying on data from social networks, enabling businesses and retailers to find a location that is in line with their business needs.
Headquarters: Oakland, California, United States
Founders: Devin Wade, Gary Beasley, Gregor Watson, Rich Ford
Year founded: 2015
Latest funding: $240M (Series E)
Total funding $365M
Investors: DoorDash, Lightspeed Venture Partners, FJ Labs, Pegasus Tech Ventures, Moving Capital
What they do: Roofstock is an online marketplace for investing in leased single-family rental homes in a transparent and low-friction way. The company provides its clients with research, analytics, and insights to evaluate and purchase independently certified properties at set prices. It enables its investors to treat their real estate investments more like stock portfolios, focusing on asset allocation, rather than researching, and buying vacant homes that need to be repaired and leased.
Headquarters: Paris, Ile-de-France, France
Founders: Keyvan Nilforoushan, Saskia Fiszel
Year founded: 2019
Latest funding: $15.5M (Series A)
Total funding $17.8M
Investors: Kima Ventures, Alven, Global Founders Capital, LocalGlobe, Evolem Start
What they do: Virgil provides a financial solution to assist individuals in purchasing a home. For the buyer, Virgil is a dormant partner: in exchange for an investment of 10% of the price, Virgil buys 15% of the apartment and is paid at the time of resale, at the latest 10 years after the purchase. Virgil allows young working people to become owners on average 7 years earlier than the average first-time buyer, i.e. as much rent saved.
Headquarters: San Francisco, California, United States
Founders: Austin Kahn, Matthew Rastovac, Nicholas Donahue, Trent Hedge
Year founded: 2018
Latest funding: $12.5M (Series A)
Total funding $18.7M
Investors: Gaingels, Y Combinator, Soma Capital, Sam Altman, Bedrock Capital
What they do: Atmos develops a home-building platform to assist in the creation and design of customized houses. The company is constructing a managed marketplace for homebuilding, connecting home buyers. The company's platform makes it easier for customers to find and build their own homes according to their preferences, choices, and financial situation by offering a variety of designs, personalized packages, and interiors along with financing and construction processes.
Headquarters: San Francisco, California, United States
Founders: Anthemos Georgiades, Leah Jones, Russell Middleton, Taylor Glass-Moore
Year founded: 2012
Latest funding: $30M (Series D)
Total funding $180.2M
Investors: Axel Springer, LAUNCH, Marcus & Millichap, Goodwater Capital, New Enterprise Associates
What they do: Zumper is a software platform that connects people with real estate rental properties. Zumper believes finding your new apartment is more than just a movie. It’s something bigger. A step forward. A new beginning. A fresh start. Whether you’re moving across the country or across the street, you deserve to love where you land.
Headquarters: Dubai, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Founders: Manar Mahmassani, Rami Tabbara, Ricardo Brizido
Year founded: 2020
Latest funding: $8M (Seed)
Total funding $12M
Investors: Verve Ventures, Middle East Venture Partners (MEVP), Vivium Capital, BY Venture Partners, Lama Holding
What they do: Stake is a digital real estate investment platform providing the easiest and most transparent way to invest in income-generating properties, starting in Dubai. Its mission is to make investing in real estate accessible and profitable for all.
Headquarters: Columbus, Ohio, United States
Founders: Niraj Patel, Venkatesh Ganapathy
Year founded: 2013
Latest funding: $7M (Series A)
Total funding $13M
Investors: New Valley Ventures, Travelers Insurance, LOUD Capital, Break Trail Ventures, Moderne Ventures
What they do: MoveEasy is a relocation technology startup that is helping over 45MM people in US and Canada that move every year experience a stress-free move while driving timely and contextual engagement for businesses targeting these consumers. MoveEasy provides moving companies, corporate relocation companies, realtors, and property managers a white-labeled comprehensive automated moving platform to help their clients plan, organize and complete all of their moving related tasks from one convenient and easy to use dashboard.
Headquarters: Chicago, Illinois, United States
Founders: Erin (Essig) Karam, John Botica, Mike Travalini
Year founded: 2020
Latest funding: $6M (Seed)
Total funding $14.8M
Investors: 81 Collection, Building Ventures, Chicago Ventures
What they do: Mezo offers property maintenance and provides visibility from the point of intake to avoid unnecessary trips, remove friction, and reduce cost.
Headquarters: Austin, Texas, United States
Founders: Darren Powderly, Dino Vendetti, Michael Taus, Tore C. Steen
Year founded: 2013
Latest funding: $43M (Series C)
Total funding $67.9M
Investors: TIAA, Grotech Ventures, Rally Ventures, Noam Bardin, Green Visor Capital
What they do: CrowdStreet is a provider of online commercial real estate investment offerings and technology connecting investors with CRE firms. It is also a provider of online commercial real estate investment offerings, technology, and services in the country. Its platform is giving more than 100,000 investors direct access to a broad range of institutional quality assets to diversify their portfolios.
Headquarters: Austin, Texas, United States
Founders: Ben Rubenstein, Michael Lam, Stuart Wall
Year founded: 2021
Latest funding: $43M (Series A)
Total funding $43M
Investors: Andreessen Horowitz, Fifth Wall, 645 Ventures, ATX Venture Partners, NextView Ventures
What they do: Infrastructure for the future of real estate. Setpoint's platform is the foundation for real-estate innovation. They unlock speed, efficiency and accuracy for PropTech companies and their lenders.
Headquarters: Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
Founders: Christopher Naismith
Year founded: 2019
Latest funding: $9.3M (Seed)
Total funding $10.5M
Investors: Energy Impact Partners, Johnson Controls, Panache Ventures, Powerhouse Ventures, Active Impact Investments
What they do: $1T will be spent annually on energy efficiency upgrades in commercial properties in the next 10 years. Energy managers are struggling to identify cost-effective projects and failing to meet regulatory commitments. Audette unlocks clean investment for large building portfolios by connecting to and analyzing digital utility and building data and providing the insights needed to uncover millions in potential reductions in operating costs and carbon output.
Headquarters: New Delhi, Delhi, India
Founders: Amit Ramani
Year founded: 2015
Latest funding: $1.8M (Series E)
Total funding $94.6M
Investors: Yes Bank, InnoVen Capital, Sequoia Capital India, Ashish Kacholia, Chrys Capital
What they do: Awfis is the new office that is redefining the way work gets done in the current business environment, by providing the ecosystem of workspaces for the Small Medium Individual Local Entrepreneurs (S.M.I.L.E.™). Its inspiring and new age workspaces are available anytime, anywhere, without any long term commitment. The Pro-working spaces deliver high Performance, are located in your immediate Proximity and provide an ecosystem of People driven community. Awfis technology platform enables users to book work-desks, private cabins, meeting rooms, business centers across India on a just in time basis, for a flexible period ranging from 1 hour to 1 year. Awfis has partnered with leading hotel chains, banks and commercial space owners and aggregated a wide network of high quality meeting rooms, which can be booked through easy to use web/mobile app.
Headquarters: Seattle, Washington, United States
Founders: Alejandro Chouza, Kenneth Cason, Ryan Frazier
Year founded: 2020
Latest funding: $25M (Series A)
Total funding $162M
Investors: Techstars, Core Innovation Capital, Good Friends, Time Ventures, Neo
What they do: Arrived Homes is a provider of rental home investment services intended to help people achieve financial independence. It allows anyone to purchase shares of rental properties and earn a passive income while the company handles everything from property acquisition to necessary improvements and management of daily operations. The platform purchases and manages residential rental properties as well as allows its residents to co-invest in its fund.
Headquarters: Exeter, Devon, United Kingdom
Founders: Anthony Peake
Year founded: 2020
Latest funding: $2.5M (Seed)
Total funding $3.4M
Investors: Innovate UK, Concept Ventures, Force Over Mass Capital, Cornwall & Isles of Scilly Investment Fund, SuperSeed Ventures
What they do: Intelligent AI is a developer of a platform for risk underwriting management that promises to lower claims for business interruption and global business risk. The company's platform provides global location intelligence that combines artificial intelligence (AI), data science, satellite image analysis, and risk data sets to deliver a 360-degree view of risk across insurers' or corporations' commercial property portfolios. This enables insurers and businesses to measure, predict, and mitigate commercial property risks in real-time and get insights to safeguard their businesses.
Headquarters: Dallas, Texas, United States
Founders: Danny Feldman, Dustin Marx
Year founded: 2016
Latest funding: $20M (Series B)
Total funding $30M
Investors: Brick & Mortar Ventures, Navigate Ventures LLC, Weatherford Capital, S3 Ventures, Alerion Ventures
What they do: Stellar partners with property managers and contractors to resolve home maintenance issues without the hassle. They get the best tradespeople on the job to deliver an elevated resident experience for rental properties. It’s a scalable solution that takes care of homes and people.
Headquarters: Gurgaon, Haryana, India
Founders: Annu Talreja, Jagmohan Gaarg, Piyush Chitkara
Year founded: 2022
Latest funding: $2.5M (Seed)
Total funding: $2.5M
Investors: Accel, Loyal VC, B Capital Group, Blume Ventures, Rainmatter Capital
What they do: Accacia is an AI-enabled real-estate decarbonization platform that allows RE and infrastructure owners, developers, asset managers, and operators to measure, track and manage their climate risks.
Headquarters: Stamford, Connecticut, United States
Founders: Guillaume Vachon, Konrad Kruger, Matt Kopel, Steeve Beliveau
Year founded: 2020
Latest funding: $17M (Series A)
Total funding $27M
Investors: Jamf, Cushman & Wakefield, JLL Spark, Nuveen Investments, Navitas Capital
What they do: SwiftConnect digitizes the workplace experience by connecting the right people to the right space at the right time.
Headquarters: Jakarta, Jakarta Raya, Indonesia
Founders: Ahmed Aljunied, Dayu Dara Permata
Year founded: 2020
Latest funding: $50M (Series B)
Total funding $75.5M
Investors: Eurazeo, Rocket Internet, Global Founders Capital, Ribbit Capital, Goodwater Capital
What they do: Pinhome is a property transaction and real estate fintech platform making property and home financing more accessible. Pinhome eliminates the challenges in property transactions by building a technology platform to organize property data and information, digitize property transactions, and the home financing process.
Headquarters: Menlo Park, California, United States
Founders: Prithvi Raj Jampana, Rene Morkos
Year founded: 2013
Latest funding: $30M (Series B)
Total funding $48.5M
Investors: Gaingels, Lightspeed Venture Partners, StartX (Stanford-StartX Fund), Metaplanet Holdings, Blackhorn Ventures
What they do: ALICE Technologies is the developer of an AI-powered construction simulation platform. It leverages artificial intelligence to analyze a project's complex building requirements, generate efficient building schedules, and tune those schedules as needed during construction. The company's platform enables contractors and owners to plan, bid, and build more effectively, reducing construction times and labor costs by $30 million for a typical $500 million construction project.
Headquarters: San Diego, California, United States
Founders: Kris Owens, Lucas Rotter
Year founded: 2016
Latest funding: $12.7M (Series A)
Total funding $12.7M
Investors: Second Century Ventures, Avenue Growth Partners
What they do: Valcre is a software company providing an innovative appraisal platform for the commercial real estate industry. The SaaS platform is integrated into custom reporting to give firms of all sizes industry leading software to provide job and client management, comparable data storage, and efficient commercial real estate appraisal templates.
Headquarters: Dubai, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Founders: Jad Antoun, Khalid Ashmawy
Year founded: 2020
Latest funding: $37M (Series A)
Total funding $47M
Investors: Fifth Wall, VentureSouq, Plug and Play, Founders Fund, Breyer Capital
What they do: Huspy is a proptech company that simplifies the home financing process. It believes getting a mortgage is something to celebrate. Huspy is reimagining the home buying process with an easy-to-use experience that puts the buyer first.
Headquarters: San Francisco, California, United States
Founders: Andy Lee, Kenter Wu, Mike Sroka
Year founded: 2014
Latest funding: $43M (Series C)
Total funding $67M
Investors: Bechtel Corporation, 8VC, AAF Management Ltd., JLL Spark, JLL
What they do: Dealpath has pioneered and established the Real Estate Deal Management industry by creating the leading intelligent software solution for investment management firms, empowering faster, more informed investment decisions and connections throughout the deal lifecycle with data-driven insights and digital collaboration.
Headquarters: Cupertino, California, United States
Founders: T Zhu
Year founded: 2016
Latest funding: $26M (Seed)
Total funding $26M
Investors: Andreessen Horowitz, Alumni Ventures, Decent Capital, Vectr, All-Stars Investment
What they do: Tellus is a financial technology platform on a mission to help users build wealth through our line of passive income products. They offer a variety of high-yield cash accounts that pay up to 34x more interest than a traditional savings account all while keeping you completely out of the stock or crypto markets. Tellus envisions a world where wealth creation through real estate is available to everyone.
Headquarters: London, England, United Kingdom
Founders: Archie Kennedy-Dyson, Arthur Goodhart, Hugh Gibbs, Mitchell Fasanya
Year founded: 2019
Latest funding: $2.8M (Seed)
Total funding $3M
Investors: Fuel Ventures
What they do: SearchLand is a prop-tech that lets property developers and investors find potential sites and contact landowners directly via the platform.
Headquarters: Milford, Massachusetts, United States
Founders: Ben Edmond
Year founded: 2015
Latest funding: $21M (Series C)
Total funding $49M
Investors: Silicon Valley Bank, Nauta Capital, Osage Venture Partners, Harbert Growth Partners, Ascent Venture Partners
What they do: Connected2Fiber helps the network industry transact and improve its return on marketing investment with the industry’s only SaaS marketplace enablement platform that combines Account Based Marketing, Location Intelligence with predictive algorithms that learns how to improve results. The platform helps network owners and network buyers improve transparency, speed and effectiveness with information, automation and predictive algorithms.
Headquarters: Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Founders: Anshul Ruparell, Craig Dunk
Year founded: 2018
Latest funding: $28M (Series B)
Total funding $154M
Investors: Silicon Valley Bank, FJ Labs, Edward Lando, 75 & Sunny, AlleyCorp
What they do: Properly is a Canadian tech-enabled real estate brokerage transforming the home buying and selling experience. Buy when you find the home you love, move on your timeline, then sell your old home from the comforts of your new one.
Headquarters: Vienna, Wien, Austria
Founders: Clemens Hammerl, Constantin Köck, Domagoj Dolinsek, Ibrahim Imam, Sander van de Rijdt
Year founded: 2013
Latest funding: $68M (Series B)
Total funding $103M
Investors: Insight Partners, Headline, Redstone, GR Capital, Quadrille Capital
What they do: PlanRadar offers a SaaS solution for documentation and communication in construction and real estate projects (e.g. construction documentation, task and defect management. due diligence, etc.). PlanRadar ensures your entire team is connected on one easy-to-use platform.
Headquarters: New York, New York, United States
Founders: Ben Black, Jarred Kessler
Year founded: 2016
Latest funding: $57M (Series C)
Total funding $401M
Investors: 500 Global, Alumni Ventures, Gaingels, Correlation Ventures, FJ Labs
What they do: EasyKnock is a real estate technology company on a mission to change homeownership to change lives. Its sale-leaseback programs, Sell & Stay and MoveAbility provide homeowners with money, time, and flexibility. The company is helping homeowners across the country to convert their home equity to cash without banks, loans, or moving.
All in all, the real estate market is expected to continue its growth, and the development of new technology and tools will provide new opportunities for investment and make the process of buying and owning a home more accessible.
Keep an eye on the top real estate startups mentioned in this list to stay informed on the latest developments in the industry.
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