Agenz Raises $5M to Digitize Morocco's Real Estate Market

Agenz Raises $5M to Digitize Morocco's Real Estate Market

15 June 2026•

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Malik Belkeziz, Agenz Co-Founder & CEO

Moroccan proptech startup Agenz has raised $5 million in fresh funding to expand its AI-driven real estate platform and accelerate the digital transformation of Morocco’s property market.

The round was backed by venture capital firms Breega and Saviu Ventures, alongside Attijariwafa Ventures, the investment arm of Morocco’s largest banking group. The investment comes as proptech adoption gains momentum across North Africa, mirroring digital transformation trends seen across regional innovation hubs such as Hub71 in Abu Dhabi and Saudi Arabia’s NEOM ecosystem.

Founded in 2021 by brothers Malik Belkeziz and Badr Belkeziz, Agenz was created to address one of Morocco’s largest real estate challenges: the lack of transparent, reliable, and accessible property data.

Within five years, the company has evolved from a property valuation platform into an integrated real estate ecosystem covering market intelligence, digital transactions, professional tools, and AI-powered insights.

What Problem Is Agenz Solving in Morocco’s Real Estate Market?

Morocco's real estate sector has historically faced challenges related to fragmented data, opaque pricing, and inefficient transaction processes.

Agenz aims to solve these issues through technology by providing:

  • AI-powered property valuation tools
  • Real-time market intelligence and pricing data
  • Digital transaction services
  • Solutions for brokers and real estate professionals
  • Data-driven decision-making tools for investors and financial institutions

The company's strategy aligns with a broader regional trend where proptech platforms are leveraging artificial intelligence and data analytics to increase market transparency and transaction efficiency.

How Fast Has Agenz Grown Since Launch?

Agenz's growth trajectory has accelerated significantly since the launch of its transaction platform in 2023.

Key Growth Metrics

MetricPerformance
Founded2021
Transaction Platform Launch2023
Latest Funding Round$5 million
Monthly Platform Visits730,000+ (May 2026)
FoundersMalik and Badr Belkeziz
Market FocusMorocco

In May 2026, Agenz.ma surpassed 730,000 monthly visits, establishing itself as one of Morocco's leading real estate platforms.

The rapid increase in platform traffic has been accompanied by significant growth in transaction volumes, demonstrating increasing demand for digital-first property solutions among buyers, sellers, agents, and developers.

Why Are Investors Backing Agenz?

The participation of Breega, Attijariwafa Ventures, and Saviu Ventures highlights growing investor confidence in Morocco's proptech sector and the broader digitization of real estate across Africa and the Middle East.

According to Driss Ibenmansour, Partner at Breega, Agenz has successfully built the platform that Morocco's real estate sector was missing by combining property data, transaction infrastructure, and professional tools within a single digital experience.

Investors are increasingly seeking opportunities in platforms that generate proprietary datasets and use artificial intelligence to improve traditionally inefficient industries. Agenz's model sits at the intersection of proptech, fintech, and AI, making it particularly attractive in today's investment landscape.

How Will Agenz Use the $5 Million Investment?

The newly secured capital will be deployed across several strategic priorities:

  • Accelerating AI product development
  • Expanding transaction digitization services
  • Enhancing market intelligence capabilities
  • Scaling infrastructure to support growing demand
  • Increasing adoption among real estate professionals
  • Serving institutional investors and financial partners

The company also plans to deepen its investment in artificial intelligence to deliver more accurate valuations, predictive insights, and personalized property recommendations.

What Does This Mean for Morocco’s Proptech Ecosystem?

The funding represents another milestone for Morocco's emerging startup ecosystem and signals increasing investor appetite for technology-driven solutions addressing large traditional industries.

As digital transformation reshapes sectors ranging from finance to real estate across the MENA region, Agenz is positioning itself as a foundational infrastructure player for Morocco's property market.

With more than 730,000 monthly visitors, growing transaction volumes, and fresh capital to expand its AI capabilities, Agenz is building the data layer that could underpin the next generation of real estate transactions in Morocco.

As CEO Malik Belkeziz noted, the company's long-term vision is to create a more transparent, secure, and accessible property market through the responsible use of data and artificial intelligence—while maintaining user trust at its core.

 

 

FAQ

1. What is Agenz?
Agenz is a Moroccan proptech startup founded in 2021 that provides AI-powered property valuations, real estate market intelligence, and digital transaction services.

2. How much funding did Agenz raise?
Agenz raised $5 million in a funding round backed by Breega, Attijariwafa Ventures, and Saviu Ventures in 2026.

3. Who founded Agenz?
Agenz was founded by brothers Malik Belkeziz and Badr Belkeziz in Morocco in 2021.

4. How large is Agenz's platform today?
As of May 2026, Agenz.ma recorded more than 730,000 monthly visits, making it one of Morocco's leading real estate platforms.

5. How will Agenz use the new funding?
The company plans to invest in artificial intelligence, expand digital transaction services, strengthen market intelligence products, and scale its platform for a growing user base of property buyers, sellers, agents, developers, and investors.

Author

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Lucy is a young unicorn passionate about responsible business practices, from Sustainability and ESG performance management to deep-dive investigations of the broad socio-political and macro-economic implications of various government and business strategies. Lucy has a knack for research, data analytics, and understanding the implications of new and disruptive technologies. Prior to becoming a tech news reporter, Lucy spent a few years working for the United Nations, researching and evaluating the socio-economic impact of various programs and the adoption of technological innovations. Lucy studied integrated engineering, and worked on converting her fuel-powered car into an electric vehicle as her final project for graduation. Lucy can still be seen driving her zero-emissions vehicle in and around Dubai, where she grew up. Lucy speaks English and Arabic, and completed her studies in Canada, where she also minored in magic powered technological solutions. Lucy specializes in sustainable development, climate tech, ESG, social impact startups, venture capital, macroeconomics and geopolitics.

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