
Early-stage B2B venture capital firm backed by experienced enterprise operators who invest alongside it

Venture firm investing in property technology, backed by a network of large real estate owners and operators

Blend provides digital lending software that banks, including large US institutions, use to speed up mortgage and consumer loan processing. Doma offers a title and escrow platform built on predictive analytics, and Flyhomes runs a homebuying service with cash offers and a trade-up option. Hippo sells home insurance online, and its portfolio description says a quote can be bought in under a minute, with cover for possessions such as appliances and home offices. Opendoor offers a simple way to buy, sell or trade in a home across a set of US markets.
Homebound is a custom homebuilder started after the 2017 California wildfires, and it manages the whole building process, from insurance negotiation and permitting through architecture, construction and move-in. ICON uses proprietary 3D printing robotics, software and materials to build homes. SPAN has reinvented the electrical panel to give homeowners circuit-level control of their energy use. Pacaso offers co-ownership of second homes in fractional shares, with management after purchase and a resale process run with a licensed professional.
Lessen operates a marketplace that connects property owners with vetted professionals for renovation, maintenance, cleaning and turn services, and it runs workflows across the property services lifecycle. Loft, which works in Brazil, lets owners sell an apartment quickly or find a home ready to move into. SmartRent provides a smart home platform for property managers and renters. The firm's investor network includes real estate owners and operators, which the firm describes as its limited partners, and portfolio companies gain a route to those property owners.
Lessen is based in Scottsdale, Arizona and describes itself as venture-backed and privately held. Doma, formerly known as States Title, is building a title and escrow business in which underwriting, settlement and closing run on technology designed around the lender, agent and customer. The wider portfolio runs from buying and financing to insurance, construction and day-to-day management of property.
Fifth Wall Ventures invests at the point where real estate meets technology. Its site presents it as an asset manager for that niche, with a founder, chief executive and chief investment officer named Brendan Wallace.
Technology start-ups serving the built world, and large real estate owners and operators that invest alongside it. The limited partners come from more than 20 countries.
Summary written by TrustList from the business's own published information, Oct 2026.
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