Proptech Statistics & Top Market Players 2026

Proptech funding has settled into a smaller, more selective market than the 2021 boom. This guide separates market data (how big the industry is and how much capital flows in) from company data (who is raising money and why), then covers the trends behind both. Every figure links to its source in the list at the bottom.

$16.7BGlobal proptech funding, 2025 [3]

$4.53BFunding in H1 2026, 231 rounds [2]

$2.21BFunding in Q3 2026 [1]

$44.6B2026 market size, Fortune Business Insights [6]

Part 1 Market data

How big is the proptech market in 2026?

There is no single agreed number. Research firms define "proptech" differently, so 2026 estimates range from roughly $32.5 billion to $54.7 billion. Most forecasts expect double-digit annual growth through the early 2030s.

2026 global proptech market size, by research firm (USD billion) MarkNtel Advisors32.5 Fortune Business Insights44.6 Straits Research47.7 Precedence Research54.7 Sources: .

Bar length is proportional to value.

Source	2025 Size	2026 Size	Forecast	CAGR
MarkNtel [4]	$29.19B	$32.5B	$77.98B (2032)	15.7%
Fortune Business Insights [6]	$40.19B	$44.59B	$104.57B (2034)	11.9%
Straits Research [5]	$42.60B	$47.67B	$117.19B (2034)	11.9%
Precedence Research [7]	$47.08B	$54.66B	$185.31B (2034)	16.4%

Treat these as a range, not a fact. Pick one source and cite it consistently if you quote a market size.

Regional split

Fortune Business Insights puts North America at 38.03% of the 2025 market, and Europe at $11.13 billion (27.8%), growing to an estimated $12.4 billion in 2026 [6]. Straits Research reports a higher North American share of 56.2% and projects Asia Pacific as the fastest-growing region at 13.2% CAGR [5]. The two firms disagree on North America's share, another sign that definitions differ.

How much venture funding is proptech getting?

CRETI reports $16.7 billion of global proptech funding in 2025, up about 68% year over year [3]. In 2026, the pace has cooled and become uneven:

2026 proptech funding by quarter (USD billion) 3.30Q1 1.23*Q2 2.21Q3 *Derived: H1 total $4.53B [2] minus Q1 $3.30B [8]. Q3 from [1].

H1 2026: $4.53 billion across 231 rounds, roughly flat against H1 2025 (-0.6%) and about 65% below H1 2021 and H1 2022 [2].
Concentration: 11 rounds of $100 million or more made up 49.6% of H1 capital [2]. In Q3, seven companies took about 58% of the $2.21 billion [1].
Capital type: Debt was the largest category in H1 at 27.7% of funding [2], so proptech is no longer purely venture-backed software.
Monthly swing: January 2026 hit about $1.7 billion [9], while July dropped to $528 million across 32 companies with a $5.6 million median round [10].

Part 2 Company data: top market players

Funding rounds show where investors are placing big bets. They are not rankings of company size or proof a product works. CRETI itself notes that a $100 million round does not establish ROI or implementation fit [1].

Largest proptech rounds, Q3 2026

Company	Round	Amount	Focus
EliseAI	Series F	$350M	AI for leasing and resident communication
Kahua	Private equity	$250M	Construction management platform
Invenergy	Growth	$215M	Energy infrastructure
Buildots	Series E	$130M	AI and computer vision for construction progress
TerraFirma	Series A	$115M	Construction technology
ICON	Financing	~$114.9M	3D-printed construction
Habitat	Series A	~$104.1M	Construction technology

Notable rounds, early 2026

Company	Type	Amount
Kiavi	Debt	$350M
Span	Venture / corporate	$163.3M
Weaver Services	Venture	$156.1M
Roc360	Private equity	$150M
Propy	Debt	$100M

Sources: CRETI Q1 2026 [8] and February 2026 [11] reports.

Part 3: Current trends

Capital is concentrating. The top 10 deals made up about 62% of Q1 capital [8] and seven deals made up 58% of Q3 [1]. Mid-sized companies without clear traction face the most pressure.
Construction tech is a primary capital market. Q3 saw rounds across robotics, estimating, project controls and materials, because outcomes like schedule certainty and labor productivity are easy to measure [1].
AI is moving into workflows. Investors are backing AI embedded in leasing, property operations and construction, rather than AI as a stand-alone category [1].
Energy and building infrastructure now count as proptech. Q3 included rounds in energy, water, HVAC and building performance [1].
Debt and private equity are part of the stack. Early-stage deals were about 42% of Q1 volume but only about 4% of capital [8].

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