Funded Real Estate Startups in India
Disclosed deal sizes in this real estate slice show a wide spread: the largest disclosed round is Incor Infrastructure’s $1.6B private equity in Hyderabad…
Disclosed deal sizes in this real estate slice show a wide spread: the largest disclosed round is Incor Infrastructure’s $1.6B private equity in Hyderabad (2022-04-06), while the next-highest disclosed amounts are far smaller, including DB Realty’s $111M (2024-03-14) and Eldeco Group’s $42M (2024-04-24). That $1.6B entry also creates a clear outlier versus the rest of the disclosed figures, many of which cluster in the low-to-mid single-digit millions (e.g., Wehouse $3M on 2025-09-10; StayVista $5M on 2025-06-26).
Rounds shown span 2020-07-20 (MPowered) through 2025-10-17 (HouseEazy). City presence clusters around major metros like Mumbai (e.g., Truva $3M on 2024-08-12; Zapkey undisclosed on 2023-05-05; DB Realty $111M on 2024-03-14) and Gurgaon/Delhi-area markets (e.g., ELIVAAS $10M on 2025-08-12; Incuspaze Office Spaces $8M on 2024-07-22; Dump In Bin $60K on 2024-05-01). Stage classification is mixed: five entries are labeled “Series Unknown” (Assetz Property Group 2025-08-05; Elan Group 2025-07-14; The Guardians Real Estate Advisory 2024-11-13; Eldeco Group 2024-04-24; Innkey 2022-05-04), and four entries show “undisclosed” amounts (The Guardians Real Estate Advisory 2024-11-13; Zapkey 2023-05-05; Innkey 2022-05-04; plus no amount shown for one Series field blank is not counted as “undisclosed”).
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Frequently asked
What’s the largest disclosed round in this list, and how does it compare with the rest of the disclosed amounts?
The largest disclosed amount is Incor Infrastructure’s $1.6B private equity round dated 2022-04-06; the next-largest disclosed amounts are much lower, including DB Realty’s $111M (2024-03-14) and Eldeco Group’s $42M (2024-04-24). This makes the $1.6B entry a scale outlier versus all other disclosed figures shown.
Which cities appear most often, and do any metros show a consistent concentration of larger deals?
Mumbai shows multiple entries across years (Truva $3M on 2024-08-12; DB Realty $111M on 2024-03-14; Zapkey undisclosed on 2023-05-05), while Gurgaon appears repeatedly in the recent set (ELIVAAS $10M on 2025-08-12; Incuspaze Office Spaces $8M on 2024-07-22; Dump In Bin $60K on 2024-05-01). The larger disclosed amounts in this list do not stay confined to a single city, but Mumbai includes the $111M outlier besides other smaller rounds.
How much activity is concentrated near the most recent dates shown?
Within the latest three-month window of the displayed data, at least four rounds land in mid-to-late 2025: HouseEazy $17M (2025-10-17), Wehouse $3M (2025-09-10), ELIVAAS $10M (2025-08-12), and Assetz Property Group $14M (2025-08-05). That cluster contrasts with the earliest edge at MPowered in 2020-07-20, showing the list spans about five years of round dates.
What stage mix stands out, and how often are stages unclear?
“Seed” appears frequently among the earlier rounds (e.g., Garden of Joy $100K on 2024-04-11; ZippMat $10M on 2022-09-08; Strawcture Eco $400K on 2022-03-01), while “Series Unknown” occurs in five entries (Assetz Property Group 2025-08-05, Elan Group 2025-07-14, The Guardians Real Estate Advisory 2024-11-13, Eldeco Group 2024-04-24, Innkey 2022-05-04). “Undisclosed” amounts appear in four entries (The Guardians Real Estate Advisory, Zapkey, Innkey, and none of the other rows show “undisclosed” amount wording).
Are there low-end and high-end outliers worth prioritizing for outreach or diligence?
On the low end, the smallest disclosed amount is Dump In Bin’s $60K (2024-05-01), while on the high end the $1.6B private equity at Incor Infrastructure (2022-04-06) dwarfs the rest of the disclosed rounds. The second-tier upper range includes DB Realty’s $111M (2024-03-14) and Eldeco Group’s $42M (2024-04-24), which can define benchmarks above the typical low-to-mid single-digit millions seen in entries like Wehouse $3M (2025-09-10) and Truliv $2M (2023-06-21).
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