Stake, a digital real estate investment platform focused on democratizing global property ownership, secured $31 million in an oversubscribed funding round, bringing total capital raised to $58 million. The round was led by Emirates NBD, with participation from Mubadala Investment Company, Middle East Venture Partners, Property Finder, STV NICE, Wa’ed Ventures, GFH Partners, and Ellington Properties, reinforcing Stake’s position as a leading regulated proptech platform in the region.
Expanding Across Saudi Arabia and Global Markets
The new funding supports expansion in Saudi Arabia, now the company’s most strategic growth market. Since becoming the first CMA-regulated platform to open the Kingdom’s property market to global investors in 2024, Stake has closed three real estate funds, channelled SAR 416 million into the sector, and attracted more than 6,900 international investors. Expansion into the U.S. industrial real estate market further strengthens cross-border diversification, offering access to resilient, income-generating assets.
Building Infrastructure Beyond a Marketplace
Stake continues building infrastructure beyond a marketplace model. StakeOne digitizes full property ownership and post-sale management for premium Dubai assets. In collaboration with Property Finder and under In-Principle Approval from VARA, regulated tokenisation initiatives aim to introduce liquidity and fractional trading to real estate investment.
Strong Growth and Global Reach
Platform growth reflects strong traction, including 130%+ GMV CAGR, 100%+ revenue CAGR, over 2 million users, and investors representing 211 nationalities across 181 countries.
"We are committed to being a long-term partner to the market, helping channel capital into high-quality opportunities while supporting the ambition to broaden foreign investment to the masses," said Manar Mahmassani, Co-Founder and Co-CEO of Stake.
"This round is more than capital. It is validation of a mission we have poured our lives into... Together, we are building the infrastructure for a new era of real estate ownership," said Rami Tabbara, Co-Founder and Co-CEO of Stake.