Property Finder Secures $170 Million Led by Mubadal

In a move that signals continued investor appetite for tech-enabled real estate, Property Finder has raised $170 million led by Mubadala Investment Company, with participation from another UAE sovereign wealth fund and BECO Capital. Under the transaction, Mubadala and the sovereign wealth fund are investing $75 million each, while BECO is deploying $20 million from its new $250 million Growth Fund I—the fund’s first investment and a deepening of a relationship that began more than a decade ago.

The fresh capital follows a 2025 investment of $525 million led by funds advised by Permira with participation from Blackstone Growth. Property Finder says it has now raised nearly $700 million in equity, alongside $250 million in debt financing from Ares Management and HSBC, and describes the latest round as among the region’s largest. General Atlantic, which first backed the company in 2018, remains a shareholder.

The company reports strong financial performance and wider adoption of its flagship products, citing traction for AI-driven tools including Credit Optimizer, Home Valuation, and SuperAgent, and partnerships with Stake and Keyper.

“As Permira and Blackstone validated our story globally following our early partnership with General Atlantic, this investment affirms that confidence here at home. It accelerates our ambition to build the region’s leading real estate operating system, powered by data, trust and innovation. The addition of two leading UAE sovereign wealth funds further strengthens Property Finder’s institutional shareholder base and aligns the company even more closely with the UAE’s national agenda to build a world-leading digital economy,” Jamie O’Mahony, Chief Financial Officer at Property Finder, said.

J.P. Morgan acted as sole placement agent on the transaction. Moelis & Company served as independent financial advisor. Freshfields LLP advised Property Finder, and Cooley LLP advised Michael Lahyani.