Best Residential Real Estate Tech Companies in Los Angeles, United States
The 33 best Residential Real Estate Tech companies in Los Angeles, United States in 2026, ranked by funding and momentum. Funding, investors, founders, valuation, tech stack and live signals. Top: Rex.
Our analysis of 50 Residential Real Estate Tech companies
$11.2b in tracked funding; 93% of the stack-profiled cohort runs cloud-native; funding activity peaked in 2021.
Ranked: Best Residential Real Estate Tech companies in Los Angeles
| # | Company | Disclosed funding | Last round | Stage | Founder | Founded | Tech stack | Recent signals |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Rex Online brokerage firm to buy and sell real estate properties | $115M | 83 mo ago | Series C | — | 2015 | — | — |
| 2 | CREXI Commercial listing platform with listing management tools | $45M | 81 mo ago | Series B | Michael DeGiorgio Founder & CEO | 2015 | Builder.ioSentryApple iCloud Mail+50 | — |
| 3 | Tripalink Provider of co-living community & student housing services 62Funding top 29%Tech top 37%Talent top 39%Market top 42% All 7 signals ▾Fundingtop 29% Techtop 37% Talenttop 39% Markettop 42% Growthtop 45% Producttop 46% Globalbottom 37% Funding: Raised $45.0M across 5 rounds · 5 rounds over 7 yrs (0.7/yr) Tech: 29 technologies across 4/8 capability areas · Observability: Fullstory, Sentry rank vs industry peers · Fliar Intelligence Index 62/100 | $45M | 22 mo ago | Series B | Donghao L Founder & CEO | 2016 | SentryApple iCloud MailGoogle Workspace+20 | — |
| 4 | Open Listings Listing platform that eliminated brokers/ agents. | $8M | 113 mo ago | Acqui-Hired | — | 2014 | — | — |
| 5 | Nestigator Social platform to match with neighborhood and apartments. | $4M | 138 mo ago | Series A | Jerry Slavonia Founder & CEO | 2014 | — | — |
| 6 | Nestment Empowering first-time homebuyers with expert guidance and innovative strategies | $4M | 44 mo ago | Seed | Mark Demitchell Co-Founder | 2021 | WebflowGoogle MapsVarnish+22 | — |
| 7 | PocketList Online listing platform for rental properties | $3M | 75 mo ago | Deadpooled | Nick Daze Co-Founder & CEO | 2018 | — | — |
| 8 | Truzip Online Real Estate Agency in California | $50K | 186 mo ago | Deadpooled | Ty Shaw CEO | 2011 | Amazon WebstoreCart FunctionalityMagento+33 | — |
Top 9 Residential Real Estate Tech companies in Los Angeles
#1
Series B · Los Angeles, California · founded 2016 · 147 employees$45Mraised▾
Provider of co-living community & student housing services. The company offers housing options within the community, such as single-family houses, condominiums, townhomes, and all sizes of apartment buildings which enable users to get co-living spaces. Its app-based free service and community connection include rental search, smart lock, community events, maintenance requests, etc.
- Dec 2024Series B$8.5M
- Nov 2021Series B$30M
- Aug 2019Series B$10M
- Jun 2019Conventional Debt$7.9M
#2
Series C · Los Angeles, California · founded 2015 · 316 employees$115Mraised▾
Online brokerage firm to buy and sell real estate properties. The company assists users in buying and selling real estate properties. The company leverages artificial intelligence and machine learning to identify buyers and sell homes outside of the MLS. The mobile app is available for download on android and iOS devices.
- Nov 2019Series C$40M
- Jan 2019Series C$45M
- Jan 2018Series B$15M
#3
Series B · Los Angeles, California · founded 2015 · 165 employees$45.3Mraised▾
CREXI offers an online listing platform for buyers, brokers and owners to list and search for commercial properties in the United States. Besides listing and searching for properties, CREXi also allows users to view due diligence documents, schedule in-person tours, see analytic around their listings and make offers. Crexi also provides listing management tools to owners and brokers where the users can communicate with the clients using the platform, generate reports, provides data and sales analytic tools, dashboard to track deal progress, collect LOI online, hold auction to get the best offer, & even provides a secure data vault to collect underwriting and due diligence reports.
- Jan 2020Series B$30M
- May 2018Series A$11M
- Feb 2016Seed$4.3M
#4
Seed · Los Angeles, California · founded 2021 · 9 employees$3.5Mraised▾
Empowering first-time homebuyers with expert guidance and innovative strategies. They provide a clear path to homeownership through personalized plans and a vetted network of professionals. The company offers creative solutions and education to help buyers understand affordability and achieve their goals. They connect individuals with trusted agents and lenders, offering support from initial exploration to securing the keys. The platform facilitates real homeownership between groups, focusing on strategies like co-buying among family and friends. They act as a referring broker, connecting users with resources and opportunities in the real estate market. Their services include homebuying assessments, affordability strategies, mortgage savings programs, and introductions to legal support. They offer tools like the Nestimate Home Analyzer and an affordability calculator. The company's approach is designed to make homeownership accessible and achievable, especially for first-time buyers navigating the complexities of the real estate landscape.
- Feb 2023Seed$3.5M
#5
Acqui-Hired · Los Angeles, California · founded 2014 · 53 employees$7.6Mraised▾
Open Listings helps anyone buy a home without an individual real estate agent. Buyers use their self-service platform to manage the process online and can get expert support when needed. They can get back half the commission that would typically go to their agent.
- May 2017Series A$6.5M
- Oct 2015Seed$1M
- Dec 2014Seed$120K
#6
Deadpooled · Los Angeles, California · founded 2018 · 5 employees$2.8Mraised▾
PocketList is an online listing platform for rental properties. The platform enables renters to share what they know about the place they're planning on leaving, and in exchange, unlock everyone else's ratings and feedback. Property owners can list their properties by providing necessary information such as photos, prices, area, and more.
- Jul 2020Seed$2.8M
#7
Series A · Los Angeles, California · founded 2014 · 2 employees$4.3Mraised▾
Nestigator is a social real-estate matching engine that helps a user find the home and neighborhood that complements their lifestyle. Along with showcasing listings a user can collaborate with friends, family as well as an agent for home buying process. A user needs to answer certain questions on their characteristics, desired apartment and financials, then the company suggests neighborhood and apartment. Some of the feature it offers are converse with your team via messaging on the app, share listings and exchange notes and ideas, direct message from any page, message multiple people at once and manage your conversations on your dashboard. A user can even search for a realtor on the platform .
- Apr 2015Series A$3M
- Sep 2014Seed$250K
- Mar 2014Seed$1M
#8
Deadpooled · Los Angeles, California · founded 2011$50Kraised▾
Truzip promotes itself by providing the best deals in real estate in California Area, it provides the so said best deals when buyers partner with their in house agents, as they can then provide cashback option on the purchase. It even partners with the top 5% brokers in the locality. It works on a 3% commission basis as compared to the industry average of 6%. As of October 2015, it is operational only in California but plan to extend to other part of United States of America.
- Apr 2011Seed$50K
#9
Seed · Los Angeles, California · founded 2008 · 11 employees—raised▾
AuctionPoint, the online auction service built for commercial real estate brokers. It allows the broker to earn - and keep - their full commission. First, AuctionPoint helps real-estate brokers build customized auction site. Real Estate brokers find qualified buyers. They hold the auction and get a signed purchase agreement with the winning bidder. It claims to have assets worth more than $100 million on its website.
- Mar 2010Seed—
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Market landscape — 10 sub-themes by coverage
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How research on Proptech & Construction Tech is moving in the United States
A read on the academic research around Proptech & Construction Tech — which themes are gaining ground, the institutions and researchers driving them, and how the tone is shifting. Based on 1,805 United States-affiliated papers.
- University of Florida140
- Georgia Institute of Technology103
- Purdue University West Lafayette86
- Pennsylvania State University80
- ORCID61
- Building information modeling55→95
- Building automation2→14
- Interoperability4→14
- Information model2→12
- Workflow6→15
- Workflow19→40
- Modular design9→25
- Construction engineering30→45
- Project management2→11
- Sustainability25→33
- Government (linguistics)2→8
- Field (mathematics)1→7
- Plan (archaeology)2→7
- Risk analysis (engineering)4→9
- Context (archaeology)9→13
Where proptech construction is researched across United States
Location clusters by institution affiliation — each city's volume, stance tone, and a quick read on its hot topic, what's advancing, the opening opportunity, and the main concern.
Who's filing proptech construction patents in the United States
United States proptech construction patent filing is cooling — 53 filings from 42 assignees (2016–2024), led by Viewpoint, Anchor RING Solutions, Autodesk; annual filings 7→4.
- Viewpoint23
- Anchor RING Solutions10
- Autodesk7
- Oracle7
- Honeywell INT7
- Munoz Alfredo F5
- Glunz Benjamin F5
- Topcon Positioning Systems5
Common questions
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