The real estate industry is undergoing a significant transformation, driven by technological advancements. PropTech startups are at the forefront of this change, introducing innovative solutions that enhance efficiency, transparency, and accessibility in property transactions and management. Here’s a look at some of the most promising PropTech startups to watch in 2025.
PropHero (Australia)
PropHero is revolutionizing property investment by using AI to match investors with ideal properties. In early 2025, the company raised $25 million in a Series A round to expand its services. Additionally, PropHero has partnered with Reental and Core Capital to launch the “Valencia 12” project, aiming to deliver over 1,000 homes in Spain through a €120 million investment.
Zazume (Spain)
Zazume is transforming the rental market by digitizing the entire rental process. Utilizing AI and financial services, Zazume simplifies tasks such as lease management and payment processing, particularly for small property owners. In 2025, the company secured €2.3 million in funding to expand its operations and aims to manage up to 10,000 properties within two years.
Anyone.com (Netherlands/Global)
Anyone.com offers a digital platform that streamlines real estate transactions by connecting buyers, sellers, and agents. The platform employs AI to facilitate property matching and has introduced the “Anyone Mortgage,” allowing mortgage providers to take up to 49% ownership in a property, thereby reducing buyer capital requirements.
Reental (Spain/Global)
Reental is pioneering real estate investment through asset tokenization, enabling fractional ownership and 24/7 liquidity. In 2025, the company launched a tokenized project linked to the Burj Khalifa in Dubai, valued at approximately €7 million, expanding its presence in markets including Spain, the U.S., Mexico, and Argentina.
Coadjute (United Kingdom)
Coadjute is integrating blockchain technology into the UK property market to create a secure digital network connecting estate agents, conveyancers, and mortgage brokers. This platform enables real-time sharing of property data and documents, reducing transaction times and paperwork by up to 50%.
INFOGRID (United Kingdom)
INFOGRID specializes in smart building management through an IoT platform that monitors air quality, occupancy, and energy usage. With £72 million in funding, INFOGRID’s technology is deployed in commercial and residential buildings across the UK and globally, helping building managers reduce costs and meet sustainability targets.
Nestopa (Thailand/UAE)
Nestopa is an online real estate platform that combines AI tools to assist property seekers, agents, and developers. Established in 2023, Nestopa has expanded its operations from Thailand to the UAE, offering a comprehensive marketplace for buying, selling, and renting real estate.
Home365 (United States)
Home365 is a property management company that utilizes vertical SaaS technology to operate Single Family Rentals (SFR). The platform offers services such as rent guarantees, home warranties, and property management software, aiming to simplify property management for owners and investors.
Jitty (United Kingdom)
Jitty is an AI-powered homebuying assistant that provides a unified search platform for residential properties. Using machine learning, Jitty delivers personalized recommendations and market insights to buyers, helping them find the right property faster.
BrickChain (Global)
BrickChain is a blockchain-powered platform that enables smart contracts and fraud-proof real estate transactions. The platform aims to enhance transparency and security in property deals, making the process more efficient and trustworthy.
Final Thoughts
The PropTech sector in 2025 is marked by innovation and technological advancement. Startups like PropHero, Reental, and Anyone.com are leading the charge, offering solutions that enhance efficiency, transparency, and accessibility in the real estate industry. As these companies continue to grow and evolve, they are poised to reshape the future of real estate.
