Funded Real Estate Startups in San Francisco
Among the 20 San Francisco real estate companies shown, the largest disclosed round is Gantry’s $46M on 2023-05-08; every other disclosed amount in the lis…
Among the 20 San Francisco real estate companies shown, the largest disclosed round is Gantry’s $46M on 2023-05-08; every other disclosed amount in the list sits at or below $39M (Kojo’s $39M on 2022-09-14), making $46M the clear disclosed high end. Several smaller rounds cluster in the 2023 mid-year window: Villa Homes ($6M, 2023-07-10), Capabuild ($3M, 2023-07-11), and Gantry ($46M, 2023-05-08) are all concentrated between May and July 2023.
The stage and disclosure mix is also uneven: 10 of 20 entries are labeled “Series Unknown” (Priya Living on 2024-11-01 with $2M; Capabuild on 2023-07-11 with $3M; Villa Homes on 2023-07-10 with $6M), while 2 entries have amounts marked “undisclosed” (HighNote on 2023-04-11; Latchel on 2023-03-09). Rounds span 2020-04-27 (Starcity, $30M) through 2025-04-21 (MatBook, $750K), with the most recent two disclosed rounds both at $750K (MatBook pre-seed in 2025-04-21; Saturday Landscapes seed in 2024-11-26).
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Frequently asked
What stands out on round size in this San Francisco real estate set, and how does it compare to the next-largest disclosed rounds?
Gantry’s $46M (2023-05-08) is the only disclosed round above $40M in the table; the next-largest disclosed amounts are Kojo’s $39M (2022-09-14) and Starcity’s $30M (2020-04-27). Everything else with a disclosed amount is $22M or less (for example, Doorstead’s $22M on 2023-01-06).
Do multiple rounds cluster tightly in time, or are they spread evenly across years?
There is a noticeable 2023 mid-year concentration: Gantry’s $46M (2023-05-08) sits alongside Villa Homes’ $6M (2023-07-10) and Capabuild’s $3M (2023-07-11), all within roughly a two-month span. The overall date range runs from 2020-04-27 (Starcity) to 2025-04-21 (MatBook), but the largest disclosed amount is within that 2023 cluster.
How much of the table is “Series Unknown” versus explicitly labeled stages, and what does that imply for comparability?
Half of the entries (10 of 20) are labeled “Series Unknown” (including Priya Living on 2024-11-01 with $2M, and Villa Homes on 2023-07-10 with $6M), while another 2 entries have “undisclosed” amounts (HighNote on 2023-04-11; Latchel on 2023-03-09). That combination limits stage-based comparisons because both stage and/or disclosed size are missing for a meaningful share of rows.
Are there clear stage patterns among the disclosed rounds, or is the mix broad?
Explicit stage labels are present across multiple categories: for example, Seed appears with Saturday Landscapes at $750K (2024-11-26) and Nestment at $4M (2023-02-21), while Series B includes Doorstead at $22M (2023-01-06) and Agora at $33M (2021-08-12). Series A is also represented across a wide disclosed spread (Hemlane $9M on 2022-01-18; PraxisSociety $15M on 2022-03-03; Juno $20M on 2021-09-09).
Which are the size outliers worth looking at beyond the overall high end?
The biggest low-end disclosure is a “$0K” round for Eano Home Renovation on 2022-08-18, which is an extreme compared with the cluster of $1M–$10M rounds elsewhere (for example, Revival Homes $1M on 2022-11-10 and Oda $3M on 2021-12-07). On the other side, the disclosed high end is clearly separated by Gantry’s $46M (2023-05-08), while the next-largest disclosed amounts remain substantially lower at $39M or below (Kojo $39M on 2022-09-14; Starcity $30M on 2020-04-27).
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