Agora, an innovator in real estate investment management solutions, has raised $34 million in a Series B funding round to drive its expansion, enabling the company to enhance its innovative product offerings, streamline operations, and solidify its position as a real estate investment management leader. The round was led by Israel-based growth fund Qumra Capital, along with Insight Partners and Aleph.
“We are thrilled to secure this significant investment, which is a testament to the strength of our platform and the promise it holds for reinvigorating the real estate investment industry,” said Bar Mor, Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Agora.
This investment will enable Agora to accelerate its expansion efforts and further enhance its innovative product offerings. Agora provides a comprehensive solution for real estate professionals, streamlining operations, improving efficiency, and delivering exceptional client experiences. Their platform optimizes investor relations, automates reporting, and streamlines fundraising processes.
“This funding will empower us to expand our company, allocate resources towards research and development, particularly in operational and financial services such as payments, tax, IRA investments, and liquidity solutions, and continue building the best real estate investment experience in the market,” added Mor.
Global Reach and Client Impact
Agora helps global real estate firms manage over 70,000 investors and $150 billion in assets under management (AUM) across all asset classes. The co-founders, Bar Mor, Lior Dolinski, and Noam Kahan, leverage their strong background in real estate to uniquely understand and meet their customers’ needs.
Despite a challenging environment for the tech and real estate industries, Agora has shown significant growth, tripling its revenue year-over-year. This success underscores the indispensable value of Agora’s solutions in the sector. Their tech-enabled financial services include expert tax, bookkeeping, and international money transfer services.
“Agora’s strong momentum since our investment comes from their continued international expansion and launch of new, differentiated products and services. This is all enabled by the team’s deep understanding of the pain points facing real estate developers and investors. We’re excited to double down on our partnership with Agora,” said Jon Rosenbaum, Managing Director at Insight Partners.
Future Expansion Plans
While Agora currently operates primarily in North America, Europe, and Israel, the company plans to expand into Central and South America and Australia. This strategic move aims to broaden Agora’s market presence and further solidify its position as a real estate investment management leader.
Agora’s success story is a testament to its commitment to excellence and ability to adapt to changing market conditions. With the new funding, Agora will continue its impressive growth trajectory and redefine the real estate investment management landscape.
Agora is a fintech/SaaS company helping real estate firms raise and preserve capital. By automating back-office processes, enhancing investor satisfaction, and offering advanced operational tools, Agora empowers clients to optimize efficiency. Trusted by top real estate firms like Decron Properties, Beachwold, and Electra America, Agora is revolutionizing the industry.
“Following their progress over the past couple of years, we’re particularly excited to lead this funding round as we believe in Agora’s potential to become the industry’s standard. Agora represents the new generation of startups that grew rapidly but efficiently during the global downturn and are now ready for their next massive expansion phase,” said Sivan Shamri Dahan, Managing Partner at Qumra Capital.
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