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Spanish proptech iBuyer for residential real estate, accelerating home buying and selling in Spain, Portugal, Mexico.
Clikalia has raised $759.8M across 4 funding rounds.
Key people at Clikalia.
Clikalia has raised $759.8M in total across 4 funding rounds.
Founded in 2018 by Alister Moreno and Pablo Fernandez, Madrid-based Clikalia is a proptech company operating as an iBuyer to digitize and accelerate residential real estate transactions. The platform guarantees home sellers property offers within 24 hours and completes sales in seven days, while also providing ancillary financing, insurance, and a digital marketplace for property listings. Operating with a workforce of 501 to 1,000 employees across Spain, Portugal, and Mexico, the enterprise generates approximately $45.9 million in total annual revenue. The venture-backed firm has secured $281 million in total equity funding alongside significant debt facilities, reaching an estimated valuation of $146.8 million. This rapid capital expansion was supported by prominent institutional investors including SoftBank Vision Fund 2, Fifth Wall, Luxor Capital, and Deutsche Bank, alongside notable angel investors such as Rafa Nadal and Iker Casillas.
Key people at Clikalia.
Clikalia has raised $759.8M across 4 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $85.8M Other Equity in February 2022.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Feb 7, 2022 | $85.8M Venture Round | Miguel Nigorra Esteban, Elizabeth Wells | Guillaume Pousaz, Luxor Capital | Announced |
| Feb 1, 2022 | $86M Series C | — | Fifth Wall | Announced |
| Dec 16, 2021 | $520M Debt Financing | Miguel Nigorra Esteban | Deutsche Bank, Luxor Capital, Mouro Capital | Announced |
| Dec 1, 2021 | $68M Series B | — | Accel, Citi Ventures, Fifth Wall, Insight Partners, Mouro Capital, Point72 Ventures, Route 66 Ventures | Announced |
Clikalia has raised $759.8M in total across 4 funding rounds.
Clikalia's investors include Miguel Nigorra Esteban, Elizabeth Wells, Guillaume Pousaz, Luxor Capital, Fifth Wall, Deutsche Bank, Mouro Capital, Accel, Citi Ventures, Insight Partners, Point72 Ventures, Route 66 Ventures.
Clikalia is a Spanish proptech company founded in 2018 that simplifies residential real estate transactions through technology, acting as an iBuyer to provide immediate liquidity by buying homes in as little as seven days.[1][2][5] It serves homeowners and buyers by offering instant valuations in 24 hours, commission-free sales, virtual tours, rentals, mortgages, and property rehabilitation to modernize outdated housing stock, addressing slow, opaque processes in second-hand markets.[2][3][5][7] With over 600 employees and $1.128 billion raised—including a recent $109.62 million line of credit—Clikalia demonstrates strong growth, expanding from Madrid to offices in Catalonia, Andalusia, Lisbon, Paris, and Mexico City.[2][5][6]
Clikalia, formerly known as Clicpiso, was founded in 2018 in Madrid by repeat entrepreneurs Alister Moreno and Pablo Fernandez, who aimed to digitize and accelerate Europe's outdated real estate market.[3][5][6] The idea emerged from recognizing the need to inject liquidity into second-hand property sales, where historical factors left stock with poor energy efficiency and mismatched layouts for modern families; it started as an iBuyer model and evolved by adding customer-demanded services like financing and renovations.[3] Early traction came from leveraging technology for transparent valuations and processes, building a young, dynamic team that grew beyond 600 people while securing major funding rounds, including a $518 million debt-equity mix and a Series C-1 led by SoftBank Vision Fund 2 and Fifth Wall.[2][5][6]
Clikalia rides the proptech wave transforming fragmented real estate with digital platforms, particularly the iBuyer trend using machine learning for instant offers amid rising demand for speed and transparency in residential markets.[2][3][5] Timing aligns with Europe's aging housing crisis—low energy efficiency and supply shortages—where renovations increase effective supply without new land, fueled by post-pandemic remote work and urbanization shifts.[3] Market forces like digital adoption and investor interest (e.g., SoftBank, Fifth Wall) favor its expansion into France, Portugal, and Mexico, positioning it as a highflier among peers like Opendoor.[5][6] It influences the ecosystem by generating high-quality data for AI applications and setting standards for streamlined, sustainable transactions.[3]
Clikalia's momentum—marked by $1.128 billion in funding and international offices—positions it for aggressive scaling as the go-to proptech for residential real estate.[2][5][6] Next steps include deepening AI integration for valuations, expanding 3D tech services to developers, and accelerating into new markets like Mexico, driven by trends in sustainable housing and digital liquidity.[2][3] Its influence could evolve by dominating Europe's second-hand market rehabilitation, potentially redefining proptech scalability if economic tailwinds persist, building on its mission to deliver peace of mind through innovation.[1][7]
