Funded Real Estate Startups
Across the 50 most recent real estate funding entries shown, the largest disclosed round is Kite Realty Group Trust (2026-06-30) at $300M, and it sits in t…
Across the 50 most recent real estate funding entries shown, the largest disclosed round is Kite Realty Group Trust (2026-06-30) at $300M, and it sits in the same higher tier as several other large checks like Portman Holdings (2026-06-25, $540M), Speed Bay (2026-06-03, $350M), and Essential Properties (2026-06-04, $400M). At the low end of disclosed amounts, the smallest disclosed rounds are Kadestone (2026-06-11, $2M), Mad Over Buildings (mob) (2026-06-12, $3M), and Qurie (2026-05-20, $3M), indicating a very wide disclosed spread rather than a tight clustering around one check size.
The stage picture is dominated by entries labeled “Series Unknown” (41 of 50) and “undisclosed” appears 5 times, so analysis of capital size has notable gaps where amounts are not reported (e.g., Unibaltic Shipping on 2026-06-25; Skillit on 2026-06-22; Metra Living on 2026-06-16). Dates are tightly concentrated: the most recent round date is 2026-06-30 (hallo theo, Hedrick Brothers Development, Higharc, Kite Realty Group Trust), while multiple other rounds land in mid-to-late June (e.g., 2026-06-25 and 2026-06-24 blocks), suggesting a heavy share of momentum near the end of the window rather than evenly spread across months.
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Frequently asked
What does the check-size range look like, and are there clear outliers in disclosed amounts?
Disclosed amounts span from $2M (Kadestone, 2026-06-11) and $3M (Mad Over Buildings (mob), 2026-06-12; Qurie, 2026-05-20) up to very large rounds such as Portman Holdings ($540M on 2026-06-25) and Kite Realty Group Trust ($300M on 2026-06-30). Portman’s $540M is a prominent outlier against the $20M–$100M cluster that includes companies like Incuspaze Office Spaces ($16M on 2026-06-28) and Sagax Pref ($107M on 2026-06-16).
How much of the list is missing amount or stage detail, and how does that affect comparisons?
41 of 50 entries are labeled “Series Unknown,” and 5 entries show “undisclosed” amounts (e.g., Unibaltic Shipping on 2026-06-25 and Skillit on 2026-06-22). This means size and stage-based comparisons rely heavily on the remaining disclosed rows, so any “largest/smallest” read is necessarily scoped to disclosed amounts only.
Are rounds concentrated in a narrow time window within the 50-row view?
Yes. The latest date is 2026-06-30 with multiple entries (hallo theo $29M; Hedrick Brothers Development $57M; Higharc $95M; Kite Realty Group Trust $300M). The list also stacks heavily in late June, including multiple 2026-06-25 rounds such as Portman Holdings ($540M) and Jabal Omar ($533M), rather than spreading evenly across the full range down to 2026-05-18.
Is there a noticeable stage mix beyond “Series Unknown,” and does it align with larger or smaller disclosed rounds?
Non-Unknown stages appear less frequently: examples include Seed rounds like Staple (2026-06-24, $7M) and Qurie (2026-05-20, $3M), plus Series A entries such as hallo theo (2026-06-30, $29M) and SubBase (2026-06-17, $7M). Larger disclosed checks are not limited to a single labeled stage, since very high amounts also appear under “Series Unknown,” including Portman Holdings ($540M on 2026-06-25) and Essential Properties ($400M on 2026-06-04).
Which geography signals a pattern, and do any repeated locations stand out from the rest?
The dataset shows multiple countries and cities, but Riyadh, Saudi Arabia appears more than once: Asas Makeen (2026-06-22, $93M) and Jabal Omar (2026-06-18, $533M). Beyond that, the list reads as broadly distributed across countries (e.g., Germany’s hallo theo at Berlin, and the UK via Sirius Real Estate in London), without another equally repeated city-level cluster in the visible rows.
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