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4M Analytics is building a "Google Maps of the underground" — mapping buried infrastructure such as electricity, water, gas and telecom lines by analyzing aerial imagery, historical records and sensor data. The company, which grew out of landmine-detection technology, gives engineering and infrastructure firms an accurate picture of what lies below before the first shovel hits the ground.
An Israeli software company applying artificial intelligence to match project documents, models and building products and to streamline construction procurement. Part of the digital solutions for real estate category.
Blanket helps property managers grow revenue and retain property owners through digital tools for managing real estate operations. Part of the digital solutions for real estate category.
An end-to-end leasing platform combining rental workflows, property management and smart locks for property managers and tenants. Part of the digital real estate solutions category.
An Israeli software company providing a real estate operating system for marketing, sales, contracts and customer service, serving developers and brokerage firms. Part of the digital real estate solutions category.
A platform for documenting and tracking progress at construction sites, enabling professionals to monitor project status, identify gaps, and improve operational control throughout the execution phases.
Cloud software and a mobile app for managing multi-unit construction projects, designed for contractors, site managers and subcontractors, centralizing information and coordinating tasks in the field.
A real estate data intelligence platform that aggregates, normalizes, and connects data from multiple sources for investors and institutions, supporting property analysis and decision-making.
An AI-powered assistant that streamlines property management, rent collection, and debt recovery for property managers and residents in multifamily residential buildings.
Cloud software for construction estimating, procurement and tenders, offering cost analysis and forecasting capabilities for contractors and developers, along with management of bidding processes across projects.
An Israeli technology company developing a cloud-based, AI-powered engineering assistant for the management, inspection and predictive maintenance of bridges, tunnels and civil infrastructure.
An Israeli materials company developing ecological concrete and restorative marine infrastructure designed to reduce environmental impact and support ecosystems in ports and coastal areas.
An Israeli company operating an AI platform and hotel-style cleaning services for apartments, connecting cleaners with property management companies and apartment owners.
An Israeli construction technology company developing parametric design, robotic fabrication and digital tools for architecture and advanced construction.
An Israeli ConTech company combining artificial intelligence, automated engineering and modular components for the fast and precise construction of homes and buildings.
An Israeli flexible workspace platform that enables companies to find, book and manage desks and rooms across different properties.
An Israeli company that recycles construction and demolition waste and produces building materials with recycled content, directly tied to the circular economy in the industry.
An Israeli ConTech company developing smart sensors embedded in concrete that measure the properties of building components in real time.
An Israeli software company developing web and mobile systems for task management, inspections and safety compliance for construction companies and organizations.
A technology platform for mortgages and for the buying and selling of mortgage loans, directly related to real estate transaction financing. Available information is insufficient to fully verify the company's business activity and current status.
An Israeli digital insurance company specializing in insurance for apartment buildings and homeowners associations, operating a technology platform in the U.S. market. Available information is insufficient to fully verify the company's business activity and current status.
An Israeli ConTech company developing a collaborative cloud system for quality control, inspections, documentation and process management at construction and engineering sites.
An Israeli property management solution that combines artificial intelligence and automation to support property owners and managers in day-to-day operations.
An Israeli materials company developing bio-based raw materials from kenaf and industrial hemp, with potential applications in low-carbon building materials.
A digital insurance company founded in Israel, offering renters and homeowners insurance through an online, technology-driven process for properties.
An Israeli fintech platform that uses artificial intelligence to underwrite and provide financing to foreign investors in U.S. residential and real estate assets.
A fintech platform embedded within property management software and rental portals, enabling flexible rent payments and financial services for tenants.
An AI-powered SaaS platform and data repository that helps investors make faster, more accurate decisions in real estate transactions.
An Israeli software company for the digital management of infrastructure and construction work, from planning through execution, closeout, and project documentation. The system helps document progress, quality, and asset data throughout the lifecycle.
A software company based in Caesarea that develops solutions for condition surveys, data collection and analysis for properties and infrastructure. The solutions are designed for property and infrastructure inspections and for improving maintenance and operational decisions.
An Israeli climate company developing modular thermal energy storage for buildings and data centers, with heat and cold storage and software-based capacity management.
An Israeli technology company that produces accurate 3D scans of buildings and outdoor environments, delivering BIM models, virtual tours and GIS integration. For property owners and project managers.
An indoor positioning platform that requires no dedicated hardware, helping retailers, hospitals and large facilities with navigation, picking, operations and understanding user movement.
An AI platform for remote property inspections that guides tenants, detects damage and generates condition reports for apartment management, student housing and rentals.
An AI platform for MEP contractors that streamlines estimating, preconstruction, execution, documentation and project closeout processes in construction. For property owners and project managers.
A location intelligence and foot-traffic data platform providing analytics for retail, offices, development and commercial real estate investment. For property owners and project managers.
A commercial real estate investment intelligence platform that uses agentic AI to streamline deal sourcing, analysis and institutional closing processes. For property owners and project managers.
A real estate fintech company providing a platform for managing rent payments, deposits and cash flow for property owners and tenants.
An environmental management system for monitoring air quality, thermal comfort, noise and lighting, designed for organizations and property owners.
An Israeli technology company developing an AI platform for collecting, analyzing and managing infrastructure asset data for infrastructure owners and engineers.
An Israeli software company developing 3D models and visualization for infrastructure projects, public engagement and road safety audits.
An Israeli technology company operating a platform for residential real estate investment and debt financing, primarily in senior loans in the United States.
An Israeli software company developing an augmented reality and digital twin platform for navigation, operations and user experience in complex buildings and spaces, for operators, property owners and users. Digital twins and tenant experience.
An Israeli ConTech company developing remote control and automation for tower cranes, improving safety and efficiency on construction sites.
An AI-based real estate intelligence platform that consolidates planning, regulatory and market data for industry professionals.
An Israeli ConTech company developing software for managing procurement, materials and suppliers for construction projects and contractors.
An Israeli ConTech startup developing AI tools for optimizing structural design and reducing concrete use and costs.
An Israeli biotech company developing biodegradable, carbon-sequestering materials from mycelium and agricultural waste for construction and insulation applications.
A managed IoT platform installed in residential buildings, student housing, offices and hotels, giving residents on-demand access to products and services. Tenant experience and property services.
An Israeli technology company developing computer vision, autonomy and remote crane control for digital construction sites.
A data-driven SaaS platform that streamlines early-stage urban and real estate planning for developers, architects, planners and local authorities.
An AI system that optimizes building HVAC systems to improve air quality, reduce energy use and meet sustainability and ventilation requirements.
A developer of 3D and 4D imaging radar sensors, with applications in safety, health, and building and property management.
A ConTech system for quality management and quality control in the construction industry, featuring defect tracking, real-time status updates, and the generation of project reports and documentation.
An Israeli FinTech-PropTech platform that simplifies the purchase, financing, and management of U.S. real estate investments for non-U.S. resident investors through an integrated digital process.
An Israeli PropTech company developing an AI system and IoT sensors to detect and prevent leaks, reduce water waste, and protect buildings and construction assets.
An Israeli commercial real estate marketplace platform that enables users to tour offices virtually and to search and compare properties using 3D scans and measurement tools.
Aura Air has developed a smart air purification and disinfection system for indoor spaces, combining multi-stage filtration with real-time air quality monitoring and data-driven insights. Its products have been installed in hospitals, schools, government buildings and public transportation across dozens of countries. Founded in 2017, the company was listed on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange and, following financial difficulties, sold its operations in 2023 to a U.S. company for approximately $10 million.
A SaaS platform for real estate investment management serving funds, developers and real estate firms, featuring an investor portal, CRM, capital-raising tools, a document center and digital payments. Founded in 2019 and operating out of Tel Aviv and New York, the company's platform serves more than 70,000 investors and assets worth some $150 billion. In 2024 it raised $34 million in a Series B round led by Qumra Capital, Insight Partners and Aleph.
Obligo, founded in 2018 by brothers Roey and Omri Dor, eliminates the need for a rental security deposit: the tenant pre-authorizes the landlord with a secure billing authorization up to the deposit amount, backed by open banking technology and AI-based underwriting. The solution is integrated with leading U.S. property management platforms such as Yardi and AppFolio. To date the company has raised more than $90 million, including a $35 million Series B.
A map-based real estate search platform founded in 2016 in Rishon LeZion, allowing users to draw a search area directly on the map, filter by property characteristics and receive daily alerts on new listings via SmartAgent. The platform also covers commercial real estate, new developments and a section for industry professionals.
Okapi has developed an AI platform for property management that analyzes diverse data streams from the property in real time and delivers predictive insights to owners and management teams. The system helps increase leasing activity, cut expenses and improve a portfolio's net operating income. The company raised $5.5 million in a Series A round and relocated its marketing headquarters to New York.
Okibo builds autonomous robots for construction finishing work — plastering, spackling and wall painting — powered by laser scanning, computer vision and real-time 3D mapping. The company's robots have covered more than one million square feet on construction sites across Europe and the U.S., helping address the shortage of skilled labor. Founded in 2018.
An Israeli real estate financing platform providing commercial bridge loans and private credit to investors and property owners, with a digital process for obtaining offers.
iintoo operates an online commercial real estate investment platform that enables accredited investors to join select U.S. projects with a relatively low minimum investment, with ongoing support and reporting. Founded in Tel Aviv in 2015, the company amassed more than 200,000 registered users, and in late 2024 rebranded as Sade Real Estate.
Haifa-based IntSite has developed computer vision and deep learning technology that turns cranes and heavy equipment into smart, autonomous machines. The company, founded by Technion graduates and brothers Tzach and Mor Ram-On, partnered with Shikun & Binui Solel Boneh on a smart crane pilot at construction sites.
Essence Group is a veteran Herzliya-based company that develops and manufactures IoT solutions for home security, the connected home and remote health, including the WeR@Home platform and the MyShield burglary prevention system. Founded in 1994, the company produces more than 10 million devices a year, and over 70 million of its connected devices are deployed worldwide through service providers and telecom operators.
ECOncrete develops environmentally friendly concrete mixes with science-based textures and designs for marine and coastal infrastructure. The technology encourages marine life to flourish on breakwaters, seawalls and quays, while enhancing the concrete's strength and durability. The company was founded in Tel Aviv in 2012 by two marine biology researchers.
Exodigo has developed non-intrusive subsurface imaging technology that combines artificial intelligence with ground-penetrating radar and electromagnetic sensors to create a 3D map of buried infrastructure and objects. The solution eliminates the need for costly exploratory drilling in infrastructure and construction projects. The company has raised more than $200 million and is valued at around $700 million.
A global real estate investment platform founded in 2012, specializing in investment partnerships in income-producing U.S. assets — multifamily, senior housing, retail centers and logistics properties — for accredited investors, family offices and Israeli institutional bodies. The company has been listed on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange since 2021.
Buildots has developed an AI and computer vision platform for managing and monitoring progress on construction sites. 360-degree cameras mounted on site managers' hardhats scan the site, and the system compares actual conditions against plans and schedules, flagging delays and defects in real time. Founded in Tel Aviv, the company has raised more than $120 million and works with leading contractors across Europe and North America.
BeamUP has developed an AI platform that creates digital models of IT, IoT, electrical and HVAC systems in large-scale facilities and buildings, cutting system design time from months to days. The platform also helps ensure regulatory compliance and reduce operating costs. Founded in Tel Aviv in 2019, the company raised a $15 million seed round and counts Fortune 50 companies among its customers.
Bllink has developed a digital payments and collections system for building committees and residential property management companies. The platform enables buildings to manage and execute all payments automatically and digitally, and provides residents with a digital wallet for fast, convenient payment. The company was founded in 2017 in Tel Aviv and has raised funding from senior Wix executives.
Jones develops AI agents that automate insurance compliance in commercial real estate and construction. The platform helps property management companies and tenants verify certificates of insurance (COIs) for vendors and contractors entering a property. Founded in 2017, the company employs staff in Tel Aviv and New York and raised a Series B round led by NewSpring Capital.
GeoX, based in Givatayim and founded by alumni of the Intelligence Corps' Unit 9900, uses AI to extract 3D property data from aerial imagery — roof areas and conditions, pools, solar panels and dozens of other attributes. The data is used by insurance, real estate and telecom companies for underwriting, property valuation and claims management. The company raised $19 million in a Series A round.
Genda has developed a construction site management platform that tracks workforce, equipment and elevators on site in real time and generates insights on productivity and safety. In October 2025 the company was acquired by Israel's Buildots, in a move that combines construction progress analytics with workforce data.
Guesty operates a leading property management platform for the short-term rental and hospitality market, enabling property managers to handle bookings, pricing, guest communication and accounting across dozens of channels such as Airbnb and Booking. Founded in Tel Aviv in 2013 by twin brothers Amiad and Koby Soto, the company raised $130 million in a Series F round led by KKR at a valuation of roughly $900 million.
Datumate, based in Yokneam, developed DatuBIM — a cloud platform for field data analytics in infrastructure projects. The system turns drone imagery and laser scans into accurate 3D models and maps, enabling progress tracking, quantity calculation and performance control throughout the project lifecycle. The company has partnerships with Autodesk and Hitachi Solutions.
DoorLoop develops comprehensive property management software for property owners and real estate managers — tenant screening, rent collection, maintenance management, accounting and document handling. Founded in 2019 by Israeli entrepreneurs, the company is headquartered in Miami with an R&D center in Israel, and raised a $100 million Series B round at a valuation of about half a billion dollars.
Duve (formerly Wishbox) develops a digital guest experience management platform for hotels and short-term rental properties, including online check-in, a personalized guest app, messaging over channels such as WhatsApp and SMS, and upselling of ancillary services. Founded in Tel Aviv in 2016, the company serves customers in more than 60 countries. In December 2025 it raised a $60 million Series B round led by Susquehanna Growth Equity.
An Israeli digital platform for building management and maintenance, connecting residents, management companies and service professionals for fault reporting, preventive maintenance, monitoring, communication and collections.
HomeBiogas develops and markets anaerobic digestion systems that turn organic waste into renewable cooking gas and liquid fertilizer for homes, farms and businesses. Founded in 2012 and based in Beit Yanai, the company operates in more than 110 countries and led the establishment of an international ISO standard for household biogas systems. Its shares have traded on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange since 2021.
Home365 offers an innovative model for managing rental properties in the United States, based on machine learning that predicts maintenance and repairs. The company guarantees investors a fixed net operating income from their property, making income-producing real estate investment far more predictable. Founded in 2016 by Israeli entrepreneurs, it has raised approximately $50 million.
One of Israel's oldest and best-known online real estate listing boards, offering apartments for sale and rent with no broker fees, alongside commercial real estate, vacation rentals and a dedicated section for overseas properties. Operating since the 1990s, the site is considered a pioneer of online listing boards in Israel.
Veev, founded by Israeli entrepreneurs and operating with an R&D center in Israel, developed an industrialized homebuilding method based on smart panels manufactured in a factory and rapidly assembled on site. The company raised roughly $600 million and reached unicorn status, but ran into difficulties and shut down at the end of 2023; its assets were acquired by U.S. homebuilding giant Lennar.
WeCheck offers financial and technological solutions for the Israeli rental market: a rental guarantee that replaces guarantors and security deposits, free data-driven tenant screening, digital lease agreements and an online rent payment system (WeCheckPAY). The company enables landlords and tenants to make better-informed, safer decisions and do away with checks and paperwork.
A digital mortgage platform founded in 2018 by Tzach Barki and brothers Idan and Dor Ferber. The system submits an application to all the banks in under five minutes, compares the offers and negotiates interest rates, combined with the support of a personal advisor — with no running between branches and no paid external mortgage advisor.
vHive, based in Herzliya, has developed software that creates digital twins of infrastructure assets — communication towers, bridges, buildings and cranes — using autonomous drone swarms. The platform analyzes the models with AI and generates operational insights, serving customers such as Deutsche Telekom and Verizon in more than 40 countries.
An Israeli startup that has developed a B2B system based on optimization algorithms and artificial intelligence to build the most cost-effective mortgage mix, used by lenders and mortgage advisors. According to the company, the system increases lenders' profitability while saving borrowers an average of roughly 8% of their mortgage costs.
Visitt develops an operations platform for building and facility management teams, combining full visibility across a property portfolio with streamlined day-to-day workflows. The system enables maintenance and operations teams to manage tasks, issues and internal communication in real time.
WINT develops an AI-based system for detecting and preventing water leaks in commercial buildings, construction sites and industrial facilities. Its smart sensors identify anomalies in water consumption in real time and can automatically shut off the water supply until a repair is made. Founded in 2011, the company raised a $35 million Series C, and its customers include the Empire State Building, Microsoft and the Azrieli Group.
Venn was founded in Tel Aviv in 2016 as a neighborhood co-living venture in the Shapira neighborhood, and expanded to Berlin and Brooklyn with a model of renovating properties and renting them out while strengthening the local community. The company later refocused on a resident experience software platform for the multifamily market, used by property owners and operators in more than 30 U.S. states. Venn raised a $52 million Series B in 2025, and its R&D center remains in Tel Aviv.
Versatile developed CraneView — an AI and IoT device mounted on a crane hook that collects thousands of data points on construction site activity and turns them into operational insights for project managers. The company, founded by Meirav Oren and her partners, has raised more than $100 million, including an $80 million Series B led by Insight Partners and Tiger Global.
A social marketplace founded by Israeli entrepreneurs Or and Itai Price and Kobi Mansour, connecting real estate wholesalers and off-market deals with verified cash investors in the U.S. A graduate of Y Combinator's Winter 2022 batch, the company operates development teams in Israel and offices in New York.
Tel Aviv–based Trusstor has developed a command-and-control system for construction sites based on real-time location and environmental sensors. The platform shows who is where on site, the status of work on each floor, and safety and productivity metrics, helping create a safer and more efficient working environment.
Israel's largest P2P platform for lending and alternative investments, with most of its loan portfolio backed by real estate collateral, alongside digital mortgage solutions. Since its founding in 2014, more than NIS 4.5 billion has flowed through the platform, and the company also developed, together with Bank Leumi, an innovative core system for operating the bank's mortgage business.
Israel's largest classifieds site and the dominant player in the online real estate advertising market — its apartment sale and rental sections account for roughly 56% of the company's revenue and are its fastest-growing category. Founded in 2005, the site was sold to Axel Springer in 2014, later passed to KKR, and in 2025 a deal was signed to sell it to the Apax fund at a valuation of about $950 million.
LightYX has developed a robotic laser projection system that projects BIM plans directly onto construction site surfaces with millimeter accuracy. The solution closes the gap between the office and the field, enabling workers to mark and build correctly the first time, without measurement errors or manual layout.
A fractional ownership real estate investment app founded by Israeli entrepreneurs Yishai Cohen and Amit Assaraf, which allowed users to invest in income-producing U.S. residential properties starting at just $5. The company raised $33 million from funds including NFX, 83North and Viola and reached more than 200,000 registered users. In 2025 its operations collapsed, the app and portal stopped functioning, and investors were left without access to their money.
Lendlord has developed an online portfolio management platform for landlords, primarily in the UK market. The system offers property analytics, financial performance tracking and tailored financing and mortgage offers. The company was founded in 2019 by Israeli entrepreneurs.
Israel's leading data-driven real estate portal, presenting sale and rental listings alongside actual transaction prices, price trends, school ratings and in-depth neighborhood information. Founded in 2012 by Amir Weinstock and Asaf Rubin, the company also developed the Localize.city platform, which operated in New York and other U.S. cities until its American operations were shut down; activity in Israel continues as usual.
MyTower operates a smart management platform for residential towers and resident communities, combining a resident app for requests, payments and amenity bookings with a management interface for maintenance companies and developers. The platform manages more than 40,000 housing units across some 300 towers, and the company has raised $4 million to expand into the U.S. market.
MindoLife develops an advanced IoT platform for smart homes and buildings, combining building management (BMS) capabilities with HVAC control and energy-saving solutions. Its technology focuses on secure device-to-device communication and intelligent automation of building systems.
Nostromo developed the IceBrick — a modular, ice-based thermal energy storage cell installed in commercial buildings. The system "charges" during off-peak electricity hours and cools the building during peak hours, lowering HVAC costs and easing the load on the grid. The company is traded on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, and its systems operate in luxury hotels in California.
Swapp has developed an AI platform that automatically generates architectural construction documents and complete BIM models. Architects and developers upload plans and program requirements, and the system produces precise design documentation in a fraction of the time and at a significantly lower cost than the traditional process. The company has raised $18.5 million, including an $11.5 million Series A round.
SwitchBee has developed patent-protected wireless technology that turns any existing home into a smart home without additional wiring, drilling or professional programming — using nothing more than a screwdriver. The system controls lighting, shutters, air conditioning, irrigation and sensors through a simple app with customizable automation scenarios. The company was founded in 2013.
SolarEdge developed smart inverters and power optimizers for managing solar systems on residential rooftops and commercial buildings, becoming one of the world's largest solar energy companies. Founded in 2006 in Herzliya, its shares have traded on Nasdaq since 2015. Its solutions also include residential energy storage and smart energy management for buildings.
SolCold has developed a nanotechnology coating that actively cools surfaces precisely when exposed to sunlight, unlike conventional reflective paints. The technology, which originated in research at the Hebrew University, enables building roofs and walls to cool below ambient temperature and save on air-conditioning energy. The company is based in Ness Ziona and is backed by Amazon's Climate Pledge Fund.
Civ Robotics, which began as the Israeli startup Civdrone, develops robots and drones for the automated staking of survey points at construction and infrastructure sites. Its CivDot robot performs precise layout of thousands of points per day for solar projects, roads and infrastructure, and the company raised a $7.5 million Series A round.
SiteAware has developed a Digital Construction Verification (DCV) platform that scans buildings under construction using drones and cameras, creates a 3D digital twin and compares it with approved plans to detect deviations in real time. Founded in 2015 (originally as Dronomy), the company works with leading U.S. contractors such as Hines and Whiting-Turner.
Selina, founded in 2012 by Israelis Rafael Museri and Daniel Rudasevski, built a global network of hospitality, living and co-working properties that connected tourism, co-living and digital nomad communities across more than 20 countries. The company went public on Nasdaq at a $1.2 billion valuation in late 2022, but collapsed under heavy debt. In July 2024 it entered insolvency proceedings and its assets were sold to the Singapore-based Collective Hospitality chain.
Sensibo develops smart home climate control solutions, led by a compact IoT device that turns any existing air conditioner into a smart unit controlled remotely via an app. Its products enable air quality monitoring, automated scheduling and significant energy savings. The company was founded in Tel Aviv in 2013 by Unit 8200 alumni and serves hundreds of thousands of users worldwide.
Jerusalem-based Ception develops real-time perception and 3D mapping systems for heavy machinery at construction sites and mines. The system gives operators of bulldozers, excavators and trucks full situational awareness even without GPS, improving safety and productivity. Its customers include ICL and Netivei Israel.
Skyline AI developed proprietary machine learning models for identifying and analyzing investment opportunities and managing assets in U.S. commercial real estate. The platform processed unique datasets covering hundreds of thousands of multifamily properties to generate actionable insights for investors and asset managers. Founded in 2017, the company was acquired in 2021 by real estate giant JLL.
Skyline Robotics developed Ozmo — the world's first robot for cleaning skyscraper windows, combining artificial intelligence, computer vision and a robotic arm with a LiDAR sensor. The robot cleans six times faster than human window cleaners and eliminates dangerous work at height. Founded in Tel Aviv in 2017, the company currently operates on major Manhattan towers in partnership with real estate firm The Durst Organization.
PointGrab develops the CogniPoint platform — ceiling-mounted sensors based on computer vision and deep learning that provide anonymous occupancy, people-counting and movement data in office buildings. The data is used to optimize workspaces, save energy and improve commercial real estate operations. Its customers include Morgan Stanley, Facebook and Dell, with more than 10,000 sensors installed.
Pickspace has developed software for managing commercial real estate and coworking spaces, including space booking, automated billing and tenant management. The platform enables property owners and coworking operators to handle all operations and collections in one place. The company was founded in 2016.
Firmus has developed an AI engine for reviewing construction plans at the pre-construction stage: the system scans PDF drawings, identifies missing information, cross-disciplinary conflicts and scope gaps, and reduces financial risk before execution begins. Founded in 2019, the company was acquired by German software group Nemetschek.
Panoramic Power developed self-powered wireless sensors for monitoring energy consumption at the circuit level, combined with cloud-based analytics. The solution gave businesses and commercial buildings real-time visibility into their electricity consumption for energy efficiency and cost savings. The company was founded in 2009 and acquired in 2015 by British energy giant Centrica for $60 million.
Propdo has developed AI-based algorithms for forecasting residential real estate prices in Israel, analyzing millions of historical transactions alongside macroeconomic trends, construction plans, transportation infrastructure and demographic data. Its tools support buyers, sellers, developers and investors in decision-making, and the company's shares are traded on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange.
Constru, founded in Tel Aviv, has developed a computer vision platform for the automated analysis of construction sites. The system collects 360-degree imagery from the site, identifies building elements and execution stages using neural networks trained on millions of square meters of construction, and provides contractors and developers with digital progress tracking and quality control.
qbiq has developed a generative AI platform for the design and visualization of commercial spaces: the system takes a floor plan and a set of requirements and produces optimized layouts, 3D renderings and CAD files within minutes. Its customers include Brookfield and Skanska, and in early 2025 it raised $16 million in a Series A round led by Insight Partners.
An Israeli-American company that started out as Rentigo, an app for rent payments and for managing the relationship between tenants and property owners, and evolved into the Qira brand, which offers rent payments, deposit alternatives and financial tools for property management companies in the United States.
A digital mortgage advisory service that guides borrowers from building a personalized mortgage mix through to negotiating with the banks, aiming to put the power back in borrowers' hands and make banks compete for them. The service combines technology with experienced mortgage advisors and is delivered entirely remotely, with no need to leave home.
Criaterra develops sustainable building and finishing materials made from fully recyclable natural materials, using a bonded-stone technology that requires no high-temperature firing. The production process saves up to 90% of the energy and emits only about 20% of the carbon dioxide compared with standard manufacturing. The company's wall tiles have been installed in more than 150 projects, and it is supported by funding from the European Union's Horizon program.
One of Israel's veteran platforms for raising capital from private investors for direct investment in real estate projects in Israel and abroad, through a dedicated partnership for each project. Founded in 2009 by Avi Katz, the fund has brought together thousands of investors across some 245 projects and more than 300 investments. In recent years it has been facing dozens of lawsuits and legal proceedings related to investments that failed.
An Israeli company providing 3D visualizations and interior design for project marketing, developers and designers, connecting visual content to the real estate sales process for new projects. Real estate marketing and visualization.
A Tel Aviv-based crowdfunding platform that allows investors to invest in "Bundles" of real estate assets managed by real estate agencies around the world. The model spreads risk across many properties and makes real estate investment accessible to smaller investors, starting from a few hundred euros.
A proptech company founded in California in 2015 by Israeli entrepreneurs Ami Avrahami and Amit Haller, offering a digital, flat-fee brokerage experience alongside innovative financing products such as Buy Before You Sell and iBuying. The company raised hundreds of millions of dollars but shut down in September 2022 amid challenging real estate market conditions and a difficult fundraising environment.