Moroccan PropTech Startup Yakeey Closes $15M Series A

Moroccan property technology startup Yakeey has announced the closure of a $15 million Series A funding round, marking one of the most significant PropTech investments in the Kingdom to date.

The round was led by Enza Capital, with participation from IFC – International Finance Corporation, Beltone Venture Capital, and CDG Invest, highlighting growing cross-regional investor confidence in Morocco’s digital real estate sector.

Yakeey operates a digital marketplace for buying and selling residential properties in Morocco, while streamlining property ownership transfers by connecting buyers, sellers, notaries, and banks within a single integrated ecosystem.

The transaction carries particular significance as it represents Enza Capital’s largest investment in North Africa, and IFC’s first-ever venture capital investment in Morocco, adding strong institutional backing to the company’s growth trajectory.

The newly raised capital will be deployed to scale Yakeey’s operations across Morocco and prepare for expansion into new regional markets, leveraging its managed marketplace model that bridges digital tools with on-the-ground execution.

Yakeey combines AI-driven, data-based property valuations with a network of approximately 2,000 certified human advisors (YakeeyPRO) who physically inspect and verify listings, ensuring a higher level of trust and transparency in a traditionally opaque market.

Founded in 2023 by real estate executive Karim Beqqali, Yakeey positions itself as a “trusted third party” in Moroccan real estate, operating on a success-fee model, where commissions are earned only upon the successful completion of a transaction.