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Housfy is a technology company.
Housfy has raised $54.7M across 5 funding rounds.
Housfy has raised $54.7M in total across 5 funding rounds.
Housfy is the first ecosystem of real estate and home services in Europe, offering services such as property sales, mortgage intermediation, and home rentals.
Housfy has raised $54.7M in total across 5 funding rounds.
Housfy's investors include Jens Düing, Aldea Ventures, A/O PropTech, Banco Santander, DN Capital, ICF, Seaya Ventures, Cathay Capital, Torch Capital, CDTI, Alven, Partech Ventures.
Housfy is a Barcelona-based proptech company that operates Spain's leading digital platform for homeowners, offering integrated services for buying, selling, renting properties, mortgage brokerage, and home management without traditional commissions or intermediaries.[1][2][3][4] It serves individual homeowners and buyers, solving pain points in real estate by simplifying transactions, reducing costs (up to €20,000 savings per sale), and speeding up processes like property sales in under 60 days.[1][3][4] With over 5,000 properties sold, 3,000 mortgages approved, and 1,000+ rentals managed since launch, Housfy has raised $68.68M total (Series B-II stage), demonstrating strong growth momentum toward becoming Southern Europe's top real estate platform.[1][2][4][7]
Housfy was founded in 2017 (sources vary slightly between 2016-2017) by Albert Bosch (CEO), Miquel A. Mora, and Carlos Blanco in Barcelona, Spain.[2][3][4][7] The idea emerged from frustration with the inefficient, commission-heavy traditional real estate market, aiming to digitalize the entire process for a seamless user experience.[3][4][6] Early traction was rapid: named Spain's fastest-growing real estate company in 2018, it sold 2,000 properties by then and scaled to 5,000+ sales, expanding into Portugal in 2019 and planning further into France and Italy.[1][3][4][6] Pivotal moments include multiple funding rounds, including €10M in 2021 led by Seaya Ventures, Torch Capital, DN Capital, and Cathay Capital, fueling product development and European growth.[4][7]
Housfy stands out in proptech through its all-in-one digital platform, outperforming fragmented traditional agencies:
Housfy rides the proptech wave digitalizing Europe's fragmented €1T+ real estate market, where outdated processes meet rising demand for online convenience post-pandemic.[1][2] Timing is ideal amid low interest rates (pre-2022 hikes), urbanization in Southern Europe, and investor interest in iBuyers/marketplaces like competitors Casavo or MiMove.[2][6] Market forces favoring it include regulatory pushes for transparency, consumer shift to digital (e.g., 50,000+ properties searchable via networks), and VC influx into real estate tech (2,490 startups globally).[2][6] Housfy influences the ecosystem by pioneering comprehensive home services, lowering barriers for homeowners, and setting benchmarks for tech-driven agencies in underserved regions like Iberia.[1][4]
Housfy is poised to dominate Southern Europe's proptech space, leveraging its funding ($68.68M+ total, recent $10.85M) for AI-enhanced personalization, deeper ecosystem integrations (e.g., smart home tech), and aggressive expansion into Italy/France.[2][4][7] Trends like rising remote work, sustainable renovations, and embedded finance will accelerate its growth, potentially tripling transactions amid stabilizing rates. Its influence may evolve from regional disruptor to pan-European leader, redefining real estate as a seamless digital service—echoing its founding promise of simplicity and trust for homeowners.[1][6]
Housfy has raised $54.7M across 5 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $31.6M Series B in May 2022.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| May 11, 2022 | $31.6M Series B | Jens Düing | Aldea Ventures, A/O PropTech, Banco Santander, DN Capital, ICF, Seaya Ventures |
| Sep 15, 2021 | $11.8M Other Equity | Cathay Capital, DN Capital, Seaya Ventures, Torch Capital | Aldea Ventures, CDTI |
| Jun 17, 2020 | $3.4M Other Equity | Cathay Capital, DN Capital, Seaya Ventures, Torch Capital | |
| May 1, 2019 | $7.0M Series A | DN Capital, Seaya Ventures, Torch Capital | Alven, Partech Ventures, Portage Ventures, Roosh Ventures, Target Global, White Star Capital, Hugues De Braucourt, Cathay Capital |
| Jul 1, 2017 | $800K Seed | Alven, Partech Ventures, Portage Ventures, Roosh Ventures, Target Global, White Star Capital, Hugues De Braucourt |