Startup profile for Loft: latest funding, latest known valuation, total disclosed funding, investors, status, sources, and why the company is interesting. Part of the Venture Capital Tracker startup directory.

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Loft funding, valuation and investors

Brazilian proptech marketplace digitizing residential buying, selling, and financing.

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Funding, valuation & investors

Answer-first snapshot

Latest funding

Series D

$425M · March 2021

Latest known valuation

$2.2B

Series D · March 2021

Total disclosed equity funding

$600M

Excludes debt, grants, acquisitions, secondaries, and IPO proceeds.

Current status

private

growth · São Paulo, Brazil

Sources: latest funding Last verified: 2026-07-25

Overview

Loft operates a digital real-estate platform in Brazil covering property listings, brokerage, mortgage origination, and transaction services for residential buyers and sellers. The company raised a $175M Series C in January 2020 co-led by Vulcan Capital and Andreessen Horowitz, followed by a $425M Series D in March 2021 at a $2.2B valuation led by D1 Capital Partners with Altimeter, Tiger Global, Thrive, and Fifth Wall participating.

Why Loft is interesting

Loft reached a $2.2B valuation on a $425M Series D in 2021 — one of Latin America's largest proptech bets, digitizing Brazil's fragmented paper-heavy housing market.

Product & use cases

Loft's platform covers the residential transaction lifecycle — property discovery, digital offers, brokerage services, mortgage origination, and closing support — replacing fragmented offline processes.

  • Digital home buying and selling in Brazil
  • Mortgage origination integrated with property search
  • Brokerage services for residential transactions
  • iBuying and instant offer programs for motivated sellers

Key facts

  • Series D (Mar 2021): $425M at $2.2B led by D1 — TechCrunch
  • Series C (Jan 2020): $175M co-led by a16z
  • Brazilian proptech full-stack platform

Funding history (newest first)

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Competitive landscape

Edge: Full-stack proptech in Brazil's fragmented market — digital transaction layer plus financing in one platform.

Brazilian proptech saw massive funding in 2020-2021. Loft and QuintoAndar compete for market share in a cyclical housing market. $2.2B valuation reflects peak-era pricing; subsequent macro conditions in Brazil affect growth.

  • QuintoAndar direct

    Major Brazilian proptech competitor focused on rentals and sales.

  • ZAP / OLX Imóveis incumbent

    Traditional classified listing portals.

  • Traditional brokerages incumbent

    Offline real estate agents and banks.

Notable stories

  • Loft's $425M Series D at $2.2B in March 2021 was among the largest Latin American venture rounds — digitizing Brazil's paper-heavy housing transactions.
  • Co-founders Florian Hagenbuch and Mate Pencz built Loft after seeing US proptech models and adapting for Brazilian market fragmentation.

Industries

PropTech Fintech

Related funding articles

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FAQs about Loft

Practical answers founders, operators, and investors typically search for.

Brazilian proptech platform for buying, selling, and financing residential real estate digitally.
a16z (/fund/andreessen-horowitz), D1 (/fund/d1-capital), Altimeter (/fund/altimeter-capital), Tiger Global (/fund/tiger-global-management), Thrive (/fund/thrive-capital), Fifth Wall (/fund/fifth-wall).
$2.2B — March 2021 TechCrunch.
Both Brazilian proptech leaders; different product emphasis — Loft broader transaction stack.
Brazil — loft.com.br.
$600M+ across major rounds.
No — private as of July 2026.
Loft offered instant buy programs — check current product status.
Florian Hagenbuch and Mate Pencz.
Yes — integrated financing part of platform.

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