Moroccan property technology startup Agenz has secured $5 million in fresh funding to accelerate the use of artificial intelligence (AI), data analytics, and digital tools in the country’s real estate sector, a move that highlights growing investor confidence in Africa’s emerging proptech industry.
The funding round was backed by venture capital firms Breega, Attijariwafa Ventures, and Saviu Ventures, providing a major boost to Agenz’s ambition to modernize how people buy, sell, and manage property in Morocco.
The investment comes at a time when Africa’s real estate sector is increasingly embracing technology to address long-standing challenges such as limited market transparency, inefficient transactions, and inadequate access to reliable property information.
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Founded in 2021 by brothers Malik and Badr Belkeziz, Agenz has built a digital platform that combines property valuation tools, market intelligence, transaction services, and professional solutions for real estate stakeholders.
The company aims to make property transactions easier, faster, and more transparent by using data-driven insights and AI-powered solutions.
The startup has recorded strong growth over the past two years. Since launching its transaction platform in 2023, Agenz has seen rapid adoption among property buyers, sellers, agents, and developers.
Its online platform, Agenz.ma, attracted more than 730,000 monthly visits in May 2026, reinforcing its position as one of Morocco’s leading real estate technology platforms.
Industry analysts say the growth reflects a rising demand for trusted digital property services as more consumers seek reliable information before making real estate decisions.
Speaking on the funding, Malik Belkeziz, co-founder and chief executive officer of Agenz, said the company sees AI and data as critical tools for transforming the property market.
“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,” Belkeziz said.
He noted that the new funding would help the company deepen its technology investments and expand services across the broader real estate ecosystem.
According to him, the goal is not only to simplify transactions but also to improve trust and confidence in the market through accurate data and digital processes.
Investors backing the startup believe Agenz is addressing a major gap in Morocco’s property sector.
Partner at Breega, Driss Ibenmansour, said Agenz has quickly developed the type of integrated platform the country’s real estate market needed.
“Agenz has built, in just a few years, the platform the Moroccan real estate sector was missing, bringing together data, tools and transactions into one seamless experience,” he said.
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He added that the latest investment would help speed up the ongoing transformation of Morocco’s property market.
Beyond Morocco, the development reflects a broader trend across Africa where technology startups are increasingly targeting sectors traditionally dominated by manual processes.
The success of Agenz demonstrates how artificial intelligence and digital platforms are beginning to reshape real estate by improving transparency, reducing transaction friction, and providing better access to market information.
With the new capital injection, Agenz plans to accelerate product development, strengthen its AI capabilities, and expand services for individuals, property agents, developers, investors, and financial institutions.
As African cities continue to grow and demand for housing rises, technology-driven platforms such as Agenz are positioning themselves at the center of the continent’s next phase of real estate transformation.
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