Moroccan proptech startup Agenz has just closed a $5 million funding round, and the timing makes a lot of sense. Morocco's residential property market recorded more than 140,000 land transactions in 2023 alone, up from the year before, and the demand for platforms that make buying and selling property simpler is only growing.
The round was led by European VC firm Breega, alongside Attijariwafa Ventures and Africa-focused growth capital fund Saviu Ventures. It marks a significant leap from the $1.3 million pre-Series A Agenz raised three years ago, and signals that investors are paying close attention to the digitisation of real estate on the continent.
Founded in 2021 by brothers Malik and Badr Belkeziz, Agenz runs an integrated platform that brings together property valuation tools, market intelligence, professional services solutions, and digital transaction capabilities all in one place. Since launching its transaction platform in 2023, the company has seen consistent growth in transaction volumes, and by May 2026 its website, Agenz.ma, was pulling in more than 730,000 visits a month.
The fresh capital will go toward product development, deeper investment in artificial intelligence, and expanding services for individuals, agents, developers, investors, and financial institutions. CEO Malik Belkeziz has spoken about building a market that is more transparent, secure, and accessible, with user trust at the centre of the product.
Breega partner Driss Ibenmansour described Agenz as the platform Morocco's real estate sector was missing, one that finally brings data, tools, and transactions together in a single experience. Whether Agenz can carry that momentum beyond Morocco is the question worth watching.
Originally published by TechCabal.