Something significant is happening in North Africa’s property technology space, and Morocco is right at the center of it. Agenz, a Moroccan proptech company specializing in real estate data and transaction digitalization, has raised a $5 million funding round to bring greater transparency, efficiency, and accessibility to the Moroccan real estate market through technology, data, and artificial intelligence.
It is the kind of milestone that signals not just company growth, but a broader shift in how an entire nation is beginning to rethink property ownership and investment.
Founded in 2020 by brothers Malik and Badr Belkeziz, Agenz is a data-driven platform that uses advanced data intelligence to provide instant property valuations and market insights.
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It also offers a range of services including buyer and seller lead generation and comprehensive market analysis. In a market long dominated by informal brokers, incomplete listings, and opaque pricing, the Belkeziz brothers saw a real opportunity to build something the country desperately needed.
The $5 million round was co-led by Paris-based venture firm Breega, Attijariwafa Ventures, the corporate investment arm of North Africa’s largest bank, and pan-African fund Saviu Ventures. That combination of backers is telling.
It brings together European venture capital expertise, deep local banking infrastructure, and pan-African institutional knowledge, giving Agenz a financial foundation that goes well beyond just the dollar figure. The round was confirmed to have been oversubscribed, though the company did not specify by how much.
This is not Agenz’s first brush with outside investment. The startup had previously secured an undisclosed round of funding from Renew Capital before going after this larger raise.
The progression shows a company that has been quietly building credibility and product maturity, which is exactly the kind of disciplined approach investors tend to reward.
The startup has developed an integrated platform designed to support the entire real estate journey, offering valuation tools, market insights, solutions dedicated to professionals, and digital transaction services.
Anyone who has tried to buy property in Morocco without insider connections will immediately understand why this matters. Valuations have historically been inconsistent, transaction costs high, and market data fragmented across informal brokers operating with little accountability. Agenz is building the infrastructure that should have existed a long time ago.
The traction the platform has built makes the investor enthusiasm easy to understand. Since the launch of its transaction platform in 2023, Agenz has experienced rapid adoption of its solutions, and in May 2026 its site surpassed 730,000 monthly visits, strengthening its position as one of Morocco’s leading real estate platforms.
Transaction volumes handled through the platform have also grown significantly, reflecting the value it delivers to individuals and real estate professionals alike.
With this new capital, Agenz plans to accelerate product development, strengthen its investments in artificial intelligence, and expand its services to support a growing community of buyers, sellers, real estate agents, developers, investors, and financial institutions. Malik Belkeziz, co-founder and CEO, summed up the company’s direction clearly:
“We believe the future of real estate will be built on the responsible use of data and artificial intelligence. Our ambition is to leverage technology to create a more transparent, secure and accessible market, while keeping user trust at the center of everything we do.”
Morocco’s real estate sector has long been one of the country’s most important economic pillars, but it has also been one of the least digitized. Agenz is changing that one transaction at a time.
With $5 million in fresh funding and a platform already pulling in hundreds of thousands of monthly visitors, the Casablanca-based startup is not just participating in the digital transformation of African real estate. It is leading it.
