Investors in property technology — construction, real-estate software and the built environment — ranked by real deals.
Ranked by the number of proptech companies in each portfolio. Funds are included on the strength of deals they have actually done, not on how they describe themselves.
Y Combinator
acceleratorMetaProp
VCKima Ventures
VCJLL Spark
corporate_vcHigh Rise Ventures
VCMetaProp VC
VCNavitas Capital
VCBusiness angels from the SICTIC network
VCSequoia Capital
VCSalesforce Ventures
corporate_vcPartech Partners
VCFifth Wall
VCCVX Ventures
VCSpeedinvest
VCUK Govt. Future Fund
VCXAnge
VCCompanisto
VC421 Companisto investors
VCBuilding Ventures
VCPublic Investment Fund
governmentAndreessen Horowitz Scout Fund
VCAstir Ventures
VCComcast Ventures
corporate_vcNubank backers QED Investors
VCShadow Ventures
VCSocadif Capital Investment
VCSocadif Capital Investissement
VCBessemer Venture Partners
VCAccel
VCIndex Ventures
VCBpifrance
VCBVP Forge
VCFounders Fund
VCSoftBank Vision Fund II
VCAntler
VCSting
VCBattery Ventures
VCHV Capital
VCSoftBank Vision Fund
VCNFX
VC9Yards Capital
VCPi Labs
VCAudrey Capital
VCThe MBA Fund
VCKreaxi
VCERIC Fund Management GmbH
VCAlate Partners
VCMicroVentures
VCRelevance Capital
VCSilvertech Ventures
VCAscension’s Conduit Impact EIS Fund
VCReshape VC
VCGeneral Catalyst
VCInsight Partners
VCAndreessen Horowitz
VCEQT Ventures
VCSFC Capital
VCTiger Global Management
VCHigh-Tech Gründerfonds
VCLife Science Partners (LSP)
VCSo you can judge whether it is trustworthy.
Every investor here has at least 2 portfolio companies tagged proptech. Membership is derived from the portfolio itself, so a fund appears because of the companies it backed rather than because its website lists proptech as a focus area.
Ranking is by number of proptech companies, then by total investment count. Counts move as new rounds are recorded, and a fund can appear in several sectors at once — most generalists do.