What are the latest funding news in the Prop Tech market? (August 2026)
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Prop Tech funding remained active through July 2026, with 12 qualifying companies announcing approximately $275.4 million in disclosed financing.
Artificial intelligence featured in nine of the 12 deals, but most products focused on specific workflows such as leasing, property management, underwriting, brokerage administration, and title searches.
The list also shows how local real-estate processes continue to create defensible opportunities, from Québec notarial work to UAE rental payments and Indian housing-society management.
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Insights
- The 12 latest Prop Tech funding deals represented about $275.4 million, but Dwelly alone supplied 61.7% of that total through a financing package that included $75 million of debt.
- After removing Dwelly's debt facility, the group raised about $200.4 million in equity and other non-debt financing, giving a clearer view of the venture capital deployed.
- Nine of the 12 funded companies used artificial intelligence in a core product or operating workflow, showing that investors increasingly prefer focused real-estate automation over broad AI platforms.
- The median disclosed round was $5 million, far below the $23 million average, which confirms that a few large growth financings distorted the overall Prop Tech funding picture.
- Property and rental operations attracted about $212.5 million across Dwelly, Keyper, Rentify, reltix, and MyGate, equal to more than three quarters of the headline capital raised.
- Seven of the 12 companies raised pre-seed, seed, or other early-stage rounds, suggesting that investors are still supporting new Prop Tech products despite selective venture markets.
- The funded companies covered nine countries, yet most began with highly local real-estate workflows where regulation, payment practices, and professional processes create barriers to generic software competitors.
- No company disclosed a valuation, so round size alone cannot show how investors priced growth, dilution, or business quality across these Prop Tech transactions.
As this chart shows, and as featured in our Prop Tech market deck, search interest in proptech has been climbing steadily
Summary table of the latest funding deals in the Prop Tech market as of August 2026
We define PropTech as technology products that materially improve how real-estate assets are operated, managed, leased, or transacted.
We include software, data, and connected systems used by owners, operators, property managers, brokers, and occupiers across operations, leasing, sales, and asset-level decision-making.
We exclude construction technology, general-purpose fintech or insurtech not specific to real estate, and consumer smart-home electronics that are not tied to operating or transacting a property.
You can also read our detailed analysis to understand how funding activity in the Prop Tech market has evolved over the last few years.
We also have a quarter-by-quarter analysis of funding activity in the market here.
Finally, you can check our complete list of fundraising deals for the Prop Tech market (we update this list every quarter) as well as our ranking of the most funded startups.
| Name | When | Amount in $ | Round Type | Category |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Henry AI | July 29, 2026 | $16.5M | Series A | Commercial real-estate transaction and investment workflow software |
| Dwelly | July 28, 2026 | $170M, including $75M debt | Series B financing | Residential property management and letting-agency technology |
| Keyper | July 9, 2026 | $11M | Series A | Rental management and landlord operating software |
| Paraito | July 6, 2026 | $1.95M | Pre-seed | Real-estate title search and transaction diligence |
| VibePeak | July 6, 2026 | $0.5M | Early-stage round | Property-listing video and marketing automation |
| HousApp | July 2, 2026 | Approximately $5M | Seed | Real-estate brokerage and agent workflow automation |
| Rentify | June 22, 2026 | $2M | Seed | Rent collection and rental-revenue operations |
| reltix | June 16, 2026 | Approximately $3.4M to $3.5M | Pre-seed | AI-native residential property management |
| Agenz | June 12, 2026 | $5M | Seed | Property transactions, valuations, and market intelligence |
| MyGate | June 10, 2026 | Approximately $26M | Growth investment | Residential-community and building operating systems |
| Propsoch | June 3, 2026 | $2M | Seed | Homebuyer research and residential purchase decisioning |
| Findigs | June 2, 2026 | $32M | Series C | Leasing decisioning and tenant-screening software |
All the latest funding deals during in the Prop Tech market as of August 2026
Henry AI raised $16.5 million in July 2026 to expand its commercial real-estate workflow platform.
When was it?
Henry AI announced the funding round on July 29, 2026.
Who are they?
Henry AI automates document review, data extraction, underwriting materials, and back-office work for commercial real-estate deal teams.
Geographical focus?
Henry AI is based in New York and primarily serves commercial real-estate investors, lenders, brokers, and advisers in North America.
Why do we include them in the Prop Tech market?
Henry AI belongs to the Prop Tech market because its software is built specifically for commercial real-estate transactions and investment workflows.
What is the company stage?
Henry AI is at the early growth and product-market-fit stage, with institutional customers and more than 20,000 completed client deliverables.
How much did they raise?
Henry AI raised $16.5 million in this round.
What round is it?
Henry AI completed a Series A round led by FirstMark Capital.
Why did they raise?
Henry AI raised the capital to develop Henry Deal, automate more commercial real-estate workflows, and expand its team.
Dwelly raised $170 million in July 2026 to acquire and automate UK residential letting agencies.
When was it?
Dwelly announced the financing on July 28, 2026.
Who are they?
Dwelly acquires independent letting agencies and moves their property-management and administrative work onto a shared AI platform.
Geographical focus?
Dwelly currently focuses on the United Kingdom's residential lettings market, with longer-term opportunities elsewhere in Europe.
Why do we include them in the Prop Tech market?
Dwelly belongs to the Prop Tech market because its platform operates residential rental portfolios and automates letting-agency workflows.
What is the company stage?
Dwelly is at the rapid growth and consolidation stage, with operating agencies, proprietary technology, and an acquisition-led expansion model.
How much did they raise?
Dwelly secured $170 million, comprising approximately $95 million in equity and a $75 million debt facility.
What round is it?
Dwelly described the transaction as a Series B financing, although the headline amount included both equity and debt.
Why did they raise?
Dwelly raised the financing to acquire more letting agencies, migrate them onto its software, and automate routine property-management work.
This chart, included in our Prop Tech market deck, compares the main business model options for proptech property management platforms
Keyper raised $11 million in July 2026 to scale its UAE rental-management and payment platform.
When was it?
Keyper announced the Series A round on July 9, 2026.
Who are they?
Keyper gives landlords tools to manage residential properties and rental income while helping tenants pay annual rent monthly.
Geographical focus?
Keyper focuses on the United Arab Emirates, particularly Dubai's residential rental market.
Why do we include them in the Prop Tech market?
Keyper belongs to the Prop Tech market because its financial and software products are designed around rent administration and landlord operations.
What is the company stage?
Keyper is at the growth and product-market-fit stage, supporting more than 10,500 properties and approximately 4,000 landlords.
How much did they raise?
Keyper raised $11 million in this round.
What round is it?
Keyper completed a Series A round led by Speedinvest.
Why did they raise?
Keyper raised the capital to develop its rent-payment products, grow its managed property base, and expand across the UAE rental ecosystem.
Paraito raised about $1.95 million in July 2026 to automate real-estate title searches.
When was it?
Paraito announced the financing on July 6, 2026.
Who are they?
Paraito uses artificial intelligence to help notaries search land registers, examine title history, and prepare property title work.
Geographical focus?
Paraito initially focuses on Québec, Canada, where notaries play a central role in residential property transfers.
Why do we include them in the Prop Tech market?
Paraito belongs to the Prop Tech market because its product automates title diligence used specifically during real-estate transactions.
What is the company stage?
Paraito is at the pre-seed and early validation stage, with a functioning product and initial professional users.
How much did they raise?
Paraito raised C$2.65 million, which was approximately $1.95 million at the announcement-period exchange rate.
What round is it?
Paraito completed a pre-seed round led by Inovia Capital.
Why did they raise?
Paraito raised the funding to improve product accuracy, develop its artificial intelligence, and expand adoption among Québec notaries.
This chart, included in our Prop Tech market deck, looks at Compass’s strategy in proptech
VibePeak raised $500,000 in July 2026 to expand its AI property-marketing video platform.
When was it?
VibePeak's financing was reported on July 6, 2026.
Who are they?
VibePeak converts property photographs and listing information into marketing videos for real-estate agencies and sales teams.
Geographical focus?
VibePeak started in Spain and is targeting Portugal, France, Italy, and selected Latin American markets.
Why do we include them in the Prop Tech market?
VibePeak belongs to the Prop Tech market because its product is purpose-built for property-listing marketing and real-estate brokerage sales.
What is the company stage?
VibePeak is at the early commercial stage, with a usable product and paying real-estate customers but limited disclosed scale.
How much did they raise?
VibePeak raised $500,000 in this round.
What round is it?
VibePeak did not disclose a formal round label, although the financing was an early-stage investment.
Why did they raise?
VibePeak raised the capital to improve video quality, add product features, grow sales, and enter more European and Latin American markets.
HousApp raised approximately $5 million in July 2026 to expand its AI assistant for real-estate agents.
When was it?
HousApp announced the seed round on July 2, 2026.
Who are they?
HousApp provides real-estate agents with an AI assistant for listing administration, customer communication, and repetitive sales work.
Geographical focus?
HousApp initially focuses on the Netherlands and serves independent agents, boutique agencies, and larger brokerage networks.
Why do we include them in the Prop Tech market?
HousApp belongs to the Prop Tech market because its software automates the daily workflows of real-estate brokers and agencies.
What is the company stage?
HousApp is at the seed and product-market-fit stage, with reported adoption by more than 2,200 real-estate agents.
How much did they raise?
HousApp raised €4.3 million, which was approximately $5 million at the time of the announcement.
What round is it?
HousApp completed a seed round co-led by Arches Capital and Antler.
Why did they raise?
HousApp raised the funding to recruit engineers, improve its AI functionality, and expand distribution among real-estate agencies.
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Rentify raised $2 million in June 2026 to scale its rental-revenue and payment infrastructure.
When was it?
Rentify announced the seed round and the launch of Earn AI on June 22, 2026.
Who are they?
Rentify helps landlords and property managers automate rent collection, payment schedules, and rental-income forecasting.
Geographical focus?
Rentify currently focuses on landlords and rental-property operators in the United Arab Emirates.
Why do we include them in the Prop Tech market?
Rentify belongs to the Prop Tech market because its payment and forecasting products are tied directly to rental-property operations.
What is the company stage?
Rentify is at the seed and early commercial stage, following an earlier $500,000 pre-seed investment and the launch of Earn AI.
How much did they raise?
Rentify raised $2 million, bringing its disclosed total funding to approximately $2.5 million.
What round is it?
Rentify completed a seed round backed by an undisclosed syndicate of real-estate and fintech investors.
Why did they raise?
Rentify raised the money to launch and scale Earn AI, strengthen its infrastructure, and onboard more landlords and property managers.
reltix raised approximately $3.5 million in June 2026 to expand its AI-native property-management model.
When was it?
reltix announced the investment on June 16, 2026.
Who are they?
reltix automates tenant communication, support tickets, document processing, and routine administration for residential properties.
Geographical focus?
reltix is based in Germany and is developing its property-management platform for the wider European residential market.
Why do we include them in the Prop Tech market?
reltix belongs to the Prop Tech market because its software and operating service are dedicated to managing residential buildings.
What is the company stage?
reltix is at the pre-seed but commercially validated stage, with approximately €1 million in reported annual recurring revenue.
How much did they raise?
reltix raised €3 million, equivalent to approximately $3.4 million to $3.5 million at the announcement-period exchange rate.
What round is it?
reltix completed a pre-seed round backed by Tenity, GF BRYCK Ventures, and Robin Capital.
Why did they raise?
reltix raised the funding to manage more property portfolios, improve automation, and expand its operating model across Europe.
This market map, featured in our Prop Tech market deck, highlights top companies and startups in the proptech market
Agenz raised $5 million in June 2026 to expand its Moroccan property transaction platform.
When was it?
Agenz's financing was publicly reported on June 12, 2026.
Who are they?
Agenz combines property listings, automated valuations, market data, and transaction tools for buyers, sellers, and real-estate professionals.
Geographical focus?
Agenz primarily serves Morocco, with possible longer-term expansion into other African and regional property markets.
Why do we include them in the Prop Tech market?
Agenz belongs to the Prop Tech market because it provides dedicated property transaction infrastructure, valuation tools, and real-estate market intelligence.
What is the company stage?
Agenz is at the post-seed and early growth stage, with several years of operations and an established consumer and professional user base.
How much did they raise?
Agenz raised $5 million in this round.
What round is it?
Agenz's financing was generally described as an oversubscribed seed round, although some reports called it follow-on venture funding.
Why did they raise?
Agenz raised the capital to develop transaction and financial infrastructure, improve its technology, and grow its team.
MyGate raised approximately $26 million in June 2026 to grow its residential-community operating platform.
When was it?
MyGate announced the investment on June 10, 2026.
Who are they?
MyGate provides housing societies with software for security, visitor access, accounting, amenities, communications, and payments.
Geographical focus?
MyGate focuses on gated residential communities and housing societies across India.
Why do we include them in the Prop Tech market?
MyGate belongs to the Prop Tech market because its operating system supports the daily management of residential buildings and communities.
What is the company stage?
MyGate is at the established growth stage, serving millions of residents across tens of thousands of residential communities.
How much did they raise?
MyGate raised ₹2.25 billion, which was reported as approximately $26 million.
What round is it?
MyGate received a growth investment from Dharana Capital, but a formal series label was not consistently disclosed.
Why did they raise?
MyGate raised the capital to widen its market coverage, strengthen its technology, and increase penetration across Indian residential communities.
This chart, included in our Prop Tech market deck, illustrates yearly funding for proptech startups
Propsoch raised $2 million in June 2026 to expand its homebuyer research and decision platform.
When was it?
Propsoch announced the seed round on June 3, 2026.
Who are they?
Propsoch gives Indian homebuyers property research, project comparisons, risk analysis, and buyer-side advice before a purchase.
Geographical focus?
Propsoch started in Bengaluru and is expanding into Mumbai and other major Indian cities.
Why do we include them in the Prop Tech market?
Propsoch belongs to the Prop Tech market because its data and research tools support residential property evaluation and purchase decisions.
What is the company stage?
Propsoch is at the seed and early product-market-fit stage, having advised more than 1,500 families before the round.
How much did they raise?
Propsoch raised $2 million in this round.
What round is it?
Propsoch completed a seed round led or jointly anchored by Athera Venture Partners and Sparrow Capital.
Why did they raise?
Propsoch raised the capital to expand into Mumbai, hire staff, improve its research product, and train AI systems with property-specific data.
Findigs raised $32 million in June 2026 to expand its rental application and leasing-decision platform.
When was it?
Findigs announced the Series C round on June 2, 2026.
Who are they?
Findigs automates rental applications, tenant screening, underwriting, and approval decisions for residential rental operators.
Geographical focus?
Findigs primarily serves the United States, including conventional rentals, affordable housing, LIHTC, and Section 8 workflows.
Why do we include them in the Prop Tech market?
Findigs belongs to the Prop Tech market because its software is purpose-built for residential leasing, tenant underwriting, and rental-risk decisions.
What is the company stage?
Findigs is at the growth stage, with an established commercial platform, major rental-operator customers, and approximately $80 million in total funding.
How much did they raise?
Findigs raised $32 million in this round.
What round is it?
Findigs completed a Series C round led by RPM Ventures.
Why did they raise?
Findigs raised the funding to improve AI decisioning, expand affordable-housing support, and develop rent-guarantee products for property operators.
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