Smart Bricks Real Estate has raised $5 million in seed funding to develop autonomous AI agents that help investors quickly identify, evaluate, and purchase profitable real estate assets without wasting time on research and due diligence procedures.
The funding round was led by Andreessen Horowitz, with participation from investors including Techstars, 500 Global, Cornerstone, South Loop Ventures, and several Harvard alumni and angel investors from major AI companies.
Founder and CEO Mohamed Mohamed explained that the real estate sector still lags technologically behind equities, as many investors rely on incomplete data and traditional tools, while only large institutions benefit from advanced analytics.
The company is building an AI-driven platform powered by more than one million data sources to analyze market indicators such as prices, liquidity, regulations, and risks. It uses over 1,000 variables to rank properties by risk-adjusted returns, presenting investors with only the top 0.1% of opportunities.
The platform also provides agents that fully automate processes, including valuation, credit assessment, due diligence, negotiation, and financing, accelerating deal execution and giving investors tools that were previously available only to major funds.
Smart Bricks aims to modernize the infrastructure of real estate investing by increasing transparency and liquidity while reducing risk and human bias. This approach is designed to move capital more efficiently and make real estate investment faster and smarter on a global scale.
