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Homeland Immo has raised $9.0M across 2 funding rounds.
Key people at Homeland Immo.
Homeland Immo has raised $9.0M in total across 2 funding rounds.
Homeland Immo, founded in 2016 by Frédéric Remeur and Renaud Lerooy, is a Paris, Île-de-France-based digitized property management company. Offering software solutions to automate administrative, accounting, and legal operations for condominiums and multi-family buildings, it operates across Paris, Île-de-France, and Brussels. Managing 900 condominiums with approximately 100 employees, the company reports $43.5 million in revenue and an impressive 97% customer retention. It has facilitated over €25 million in energy-saving projects, achieving an average 23% savings on running costs. In March 2022, it secured €6 million in Series A funding led by Reflexion Capital, with investors including Banque des Territoire and Newfund Management. The firm merged with Immo City group in December 2025 to form Solive, becoming the leading actor in Île-de-France.
Key people at Homeland Immo.
Homeland Immo is a technology-driven property management company specializing in condominium management services primarily in France. It offers a digital platform that enables condominium owners and management boards to access financial accounts, project updates, and communicate efficiently with a dedicated team addressing building issues. Homeland serves condominium owners by providing transparent, competitive management services with a focus on responsiveness, availability, and sustainability, including support for energy renovation projects. The company combines traditional on-site property management with innovative digital tools to improve user experience and operational efficiency, positioning itself as a modern syndic alternative in the real estate sector[1][4][6].
Founded in 2016 in Paris, Homeland Immo emerged from the founders’ vision to transform the often criticized syndic (property management) industry by emphasizing transparency, responsiveness, and digital innovation. The founders identified widespread dissatisfaction among condominium owners regarding high fees, slow response times, and poor service quality from traditional property managers. Homeland’s early traction came from combining a physical presence in condominiums with a robust online platform that provides real-time information and multi-channel communication, which helped differentiate it in a conservative market[1][4][6].
Homeland Immo rides the trend of digital transformation in real estate management, addressing the growing demand for transparency, efficiency, and sustainability in property services. The timing is favorable due to increasing condominium ownership complexity and rising expectations for digital access and responsiveness. Market forces such as regulatory pressure on energy efficiency and consumer dissatisfaction with traditional syndics create opportunities for tech-enabled solutions like Homeland. By integrating technology with expert human support, Homeland influences the broader ecosystem by setting new standards for service quality and operational transparency in property management[1][4][6].
Looking ahead, Homeland Immo is well-positioned to expand its footprint beyond its current French markets by leveraging its digital platform and sustainability expertise. Trends such as smart building technologies, increased regulatory focus on energy efficiency, and demand for remote property management will likely shape its growth trajectory. Homeland’s influence may evolve from a regional property manager to a leading tech-enabled syndic model, potentially inspiring innovation across the European real estate management sector. Continued investment in digital tools and customer experience will be critical to maintaining its competitive edge and scaling its impact[4][6][7].
Homeland Immo has raised $9.0M in total across 2 funding rounds.
Homeland Immo's investors include NewFund.
Homeland Immo has raised $9.0M across 2 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $7.0M Series A in February 2022.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Feb 1, 2022 | $7.0M Series A | NewFund | |
| Mar 1, 2019 | $2.0M Seed | NewFund |