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Stake
Stake is a Dubai-based digital real estate investment platform that lets people buy fractions of income-generating property from as little as AED 500. Investors earn passive rental income and capital appreciation while Stake handles sourcing, acquisition, management and exit. Regulated by the DFSA in the UAE and the CMA in Saudi Arabia, the platform serves more than two million users across 181 countries and has expanded from Dubai into Saudi Arabia, Abu Dhabi and US industrial real estate.
ListingSpark
ListingSpark is an Austin-based real estate technology company that gives homeowners a flat-fee, software-driven way to list and sell their homes on the MLS without paying a traditional listing agent's commission. Its platform automates pricing analysis, listing syndication, paperwork, scheduling and offer management, and pairs the software with a licensed brokerage in Texas, Florida, Georgia and Tennessee. The company says it has helped more than 7,400 families sell their homes and save over $70 million in commissions.
Prosperty
Prosperty is a Greek proptech company that digitizes the full real estate lifecycle - buying, selling, renting and managing property - through an end-to-end, tech-enabled platform. Founded in Athens in 2020, it combines property data, virtual tours, drone imagery, legal and technical checks, mortgage support and portfolio management tools to serve both individual consumers and institutional players such as banks, asset managers and developers. Its B2C platforms draw over 800,000 monthly visitors and host more than 12,000 active listings, and in April 2025 it closed a EUR 5.5M Series A led by Eurobank, which took a 25% stake in Prosperty RE Ltd.
Tirios
Tirios is an Austin-based proptech platform that lets everyday investors buy fractional shares of single-family rental homes for as little as $100. It uses AI to source and underwrite properties, records ownership on blockchain via tokenization, and manages the homes end-to-end - collecting rent, paying expenses, and distributing quarterly dividends. Founded in 2021 by former Icahn Enterprises executive Sachin Latawa, Tirios is SEC-qualified under Regulation A+ and pitches itself as a vertically integrated, low-fee way to make real estate investing accessible to millennials and first-time investors.