Property Finder has roped-in an investment of $170 million from Middle Eastern investment giants, an official announcement said on Tuesday. The property portal headquartered in Dubai believes its AI-centred approach has given it an advantage over competing platforms — attracting investors.
Abu Dhabi sovereign investor Mubadala is among venture firms that have injected a fresh capital of $75 million into Property Finder. Dubai-based BECO Capital has also injected $20 million into Property Finder — making it the first fund deployment from their $250 million Growth Fund I.
Another sovereign wealth fund has invested $75 million into the platform, however, the name of this fund remains undisclosed.
The company forecasts that UAE’s real estate market is growing to become more technology-enabled and transparent in the coming years. Property Finder said it plans to use these fresh funds to simplify home-search requirements in the UAE while also bringing features to assist agents better.
“This investment reflects Mubadala’s continued commitment to support national champions and high-growth technology platforms, including the next generation of unicorns that are contributing to the UAE’s long-term economic development,” said Bakheet Al Katheeri, CEO of UAE Investments Platform at Mubadala.
In 2025 as well, Property Finder had secured $525 million investment by investors like Blackstone Growth. The platform claims to have raised around $700 million equity capital as well as $250 million granted in debt financing Ares Management and HSBC.
General Atlantic, that first invested in the company in 2018, remains a significant shareholding.