Moroccan proptech startup Agenz has raised $5 million in funding from Breega, Attijariwafa Ventures and Saviu Ventures, as it seeks to expand its real estate data and transaction platform.
Founded in 2021 by brothers Malik and Badr Belkeziz, Agenz provides valuation tools, market data, digital transaction services and products for real estate professionals.
The company says its platform is designed to make Morocco’s real estate market more transparent and efficient, a sector where buyers, sellers and agents often face fragmented data and opaque pricing.
Agenz launched its transaction platform in 2023 and has since reported growing adoption among individuals and real estate professionals. Its website, Agenz.ma, surpassed 730,000 monthly visits in May 2026, according to the company.
The startup said transaction volumes handled through the platform have also increased, though it did not disclose the value of properties transacted or its revenue.
The new capital will be used to accelerate product development, invest further in artificial intelligence and expand services for homebuyers, sellers, real estate agents, developers, investors and financial institutions.
“We believe the future of real estate will be built on the responsible use of data and artificial intelligence,” said Malik Belkeziz, co-founder and chief executive of Agenz.
The round reflects continued investor interest in property technology platforms that digitise real estate search, valuation and transactions in emerging markets.
For Morocco, the deal also points to rising demand for real estate platforms that can provide more reliable pricing information and reduce friction in property transactions.
Breega Partner Driss Ibenmansour said Agenz had built a platform “the Moroccan real estate sector was missing,” combining data, tools and transactions into a single experience.
Agenz will need to show that its traffic growth can translate into recurring revenue and deeper adoption by brokers, developers and financial institutions.
But the funding gives the company fresh capital to strengthen its position in a market where digital real estate services remain underdeveloped compared with more mature economies.