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Flock Homes
721-exchange platform letting landlords swap rentals for shares in a managed portfolio.
Stage
series b
Status
private
Coverage
full
Why Flock Homes is interesting
Flock lets small landlords exit operations tax-deferred via 721 exchanges — Primary, Susa, and BoxGroup backed alongside a16z through Series B (2025).
Key facts
- Series B (May 2025): $20M led by Renegade; a16z (/fund/andreessen-horowitz), Primary (/fund/primary-venture-partners), Susa (/fund/susa-ventures), BoxGroup (/fund/box-group) re-upped (company blog)
- Series A (Mar 2022): $26M led by a16z (company blog)
- Product: 721-exchange platform for landlords to swap rentals for portfolio shares
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Industries
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FAQs about Flock Homes
Funding context and why this company shows up in venture coverage.
Flock Homes lets rental property owners contribute single-family homes into a managed portfolio via 721 exchanges, receiving fund shares while deferring capital gains and exiting landlord operations.
Flock's $20M Series B (May 2025) included Andreessen Horowitz (/fund/andreessen-horowitz), Primary Venture Partners (/fund/primary-venture-partners), Susa Ventures (/fund/susa-ventures), and Box Group (/fund/box-group). a16z led the $26M Series A in 2022.
Flock Homes is at Series B based on its May 2025 $20M round.
Small landlords face tax friction when selling rentals. Flock's 721-exchange model lets them exit operations tax-deferred — a fintech/proptech wedge in single-family rental consolidation.
No. Flock Homes remains a private company.
Last updated: 2026-07-24