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Divvy Homes
Rent-to-own proptech letting renters pick homes Divvy buys and converts to ownership over time.
Stage
growth
Status
private
Coverage
full
Why Divvy Homes is interesting
a16z led the early rent-to-own thesis; Tiger Global and GGV joined a 2021 preempt at ~$2B before the housing market turned.
Key facts
- Series D (Aug 2021): $200M led by Tiger Global; a16z and GGV re-upped at ~$2B (PR Newswire)
- Series A (2018): led by a16z with participation from Caffeinated Capital (HousingWire)
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Industries
Fintech PropTech
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FAQs about Divvy Homes
Funding context and why this company shows up in venture coverage.
Divvy Homes let renters pick a house, which Divvy bought and leased back with a path to purchase — splitting rent between occupancy and equity toward ownership.
Andreessen Horowitz (/fund/andreessen-horowitz) led the Series A. Tiger Global (/fund/tiger-global-management) led the $200M Series D in August 2021 at roughly $2B valuation. GGV Capital (/fund/ggv-capital) also participated.
Divvy Homes raised $200M in a Series D in August 2021. It remains private; the rent-to-own model faced headwinds as mortgage rates rose.
Divvy was among the highest-profile rent-to-own proptech plays of the 2020s — testing whether fintech could productize the path from renting to owning single-family homes.
No. Divvy Homes is privately held as of July 2026. It has not announced an IPO or acquisition.
Last updated: 2026-07-24