The UK’s real estate sector is in the midst of a digital revolution, with PropTech startups leading the charge. From AI-powered property management and blockchain-backed transactions to virtual reality tours and smart building solutions, these companies are transforming how we buy, sell, rent, and manage property. Investment in UK PropTech has surged from £172.38 million in 2016 to £2.66 billion in 2024, with the market projected to grow at a 13% CAGR through 2029. Here are ten standout UK PropTech startups making waves in 2025.
1. Homemove
Homemove is streamlining the home-moving process by providing a seamless, end-to-end platform for buyers, sellers, and agents. With £3.8 million in recent funding, Homemove’s digital platform simplifies everything from property searches to removals, making moving house less stressful and more efficient for thousands across the UK.
2. Switchee
Switchee is tackling energy efficiency and tenant wellbeing in social housing. Their smart thermostat platform uses IoT and data analytics to optimize heating, reduce fuel poverty, and flag maintenance issues before they become costly repairs. Switchee’s technology is now installed in over 150,000 UK homes, helping landlords and housing associations save on energy costs and improve tenant satisfaction.
3. Coadjute
Coadjute is bringing blockchain to the UK property market, creating a secure digital network that connects estate agents, conveyancers, and mortgage brokers. Their platform enables real-time sharing of property data and documents, reducing transaction times and paperwork. Coadjute’s solution is already being used by leading agencies and is helping to cut property transaction times by up to 50%.
4. Just Move In
Just Move In offers a digital concierge service for home movers, automating everything from utility switching to council tax registration. With £6 million in funding, their platform removes the hassle from moving and ensures a smooth transition for both buyers and renters. The company has helped over 100,000 moves and is rapidly expanding its partnerships with estate agents and developers.
5. Jitty
Jitty is an AI-powered homebuying assistant that provides a unified search platform for residential properties. Using machine learning, Jitty delivers personalised recommendations and market insights to buyers, helping them find the right property faster. With a recent $2 million funding round, Jitty is gaining traction among first-time buyers and digital-savvy house hunters.
6. INFOGRID
INFOGRID is at the forefront of smart building management. Their IoT platform uses wireless sensors to monitor air quality, occupancy, and energy usage in real-time, helping building managers reduce costs and meet sustainability targets. With £72 million in funding, INFOGRID’s technology is deployed in commercial and residential buildings across the UK and globally.
7. Hello Neighbour
Hello Neighbour is a lettings and property management agency using technology to simplify renting. Their platform automates referencing, payments, and maintenance, offering a transparent and efficient experience for landlords and tenants alike. With £2.5 million in funding, Hello Neighbour is rapidly expanding in major UK cities.
8. Orbital Witness
Orbital Witness automates property due diligence using AI and geospatial data. Their platform analyses legal risks, planning permissions, and environmental issues, providing instant reports for property professionals. With £7.5 million in funding, Orbital Witness is trusted by law firms and developers to speed up transactions and reduce risk.
9. Wayhome
Wayhome offers a unique part-buy, part-rent model to make homeownership more accessible. Their platform enables buyers to purchase a share of a property and rent the rest, with the option to increase ownership over time. With £8 million in funding, Wayhome is helping to address the UK’s affordability crisis and open new paths to homeownership.
10. PropEco
PropEco is transforming property analytics with advanced data and sustainability insights. Their platform aggregates environmental, social, and governance (ESG) data to help investors, lenders, and developers make smarter, greener decisions. PropEco’s tools are increasingly used in the commercial sector as ESG compliance becomes a priority.
The UK is now home to over 900 PropTech companies, most headquartered in London, which collectively raised $13.6 billion in 2024 alone. PropTech’s integration is improving transaction speed, reducing paperwork, and enhancing sustainability and tenant wellbeing. With the global PropTech market set to reach $4.03 trillion by 2025 and UK investment growing at double-digit rates, these startups are not just disrupting real estate-they are defining its future.
