Resale-focused proptech startup HouseEazy bags Rs 150 Cr funding led by Accel
HouseEazy will use the fresh capital to enhance technology, expand geographically, and strengthen its suite of real estate services.
, a full-stack marketplace for resale homes, has raised Rs 150 crore (~$17 million) in its Series B funding round led by , with participation from existing investors and , and leading venture debt funds.
The round follows its $7-million Series A funding in August 2024.
The startup will use the fresh capital to enhance technology, expand geographically, and strengthen its suite of real estate services. The funding comes as India’s over $100-billion secondary housing market, still largely offline and fragmented, sees rising demand for transparent, tech-driven solutions.
“India’s housing market is enormous but lacks trustworthy and structured solutions for the consumers. HouseEazy’s tech-led, consumer-first model solves some of the biggest pain points and delivers a 10X experience. We’re excited to partner with Tarun, Deepak, and their team as they redefine the entire Indian home sale ecosystem,” said Pratik Agarwal, Partner, Accel, in a statement.
Founded by Tarun Sainani and Deepak Bhatia, HouseEazy claims to offer a faster resale process, completing transactions within weeks compared to the industry average of five to six months. Its AI-powered pricing engine, built on over 2 million data points, provides real-time, transparent valuations for sellers, while AR/VR tools allow buyers to virtually explore refurbished homes.
The platform also provides end-to-end services including instant price discovery, title verification, refurbishment, mortgage facilitation, and legal support.
Deepak Bhatia, Co-founder of HouseEazy, said the company was founded to offer Indian consumers a safe, transparent, and convenient one-stop solution for buying and selling homes.
"Our platform today delivers on this promise by enabling 100% secure transactions powered by cutting-edge technology. We are on a mission to create India’s most trusted and loved real estate platform,” Bhatia said.
Currently operational in Noida, Ghaziabad, and Gurugram, the company has a network of over 4,000 channel partners and plans to expand into Pune, Mumbai, and Bengaluru.
Edited by Kanishk Singh