Stake, a digital real estate investment platform in the Middle East, has closed an oversubscribed Series B funding round, raising US$31 million.
The round was led by Emirates NBD, with participation from Mubadala Investment Company’s MENA Venture Capital Fund, Middle East Venture Partners (MEVP), Property Finder, STV NICE, Wa’ed Ventures, GFH Partners, and Ellington Properties.
With this round, Stake’s total funding reaches US$58 million.
Neeraj Makin, Group Head – Strategy, Analytics and Venture Capital at Emirates NBD, said:
“Real estate remains a foundational component of global investment portfolios, yet there is an opportunity to improve how investors access and gain transparency into these assets. Stake’s technology and regulatory infrastructure streamline these processes and make sophisticated real estate investment more approachable.”
Stake became the first CMA-regulated platform to open the Kingdom’s property market to global investors in Q4 2024.
“Saudi Arabia is a strategic growth market for us, and this round allows us to deepen our investment in the Kingdom by expanding our local capabilities and scaling our CMA-regulated offering to meet growing demand from both regional and international investors.”
said Manar Mahmassani, co-founder and co-CEO of Stake.
Since then, it has closed three funds. These have attracted 6,930 international investors and channelled over SAR 416 million into local real estate.
The platform has also expanded internationally. In October 2025, it entered the US industrial real estate market.
Around the same time, it launched StakeOne, a product enabling full property ownership and management in Dubai.
Stake is advancing regulated tokenisation in collaboration with Property Finder. It has received in-principle approval from Dubai’s Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (VARA).
The initiative aims to enable fractional, tradeable ownership of high-demand assets.
Stake reports a GMV CAGR of over 130% and a revenue CAGR of over 100% over the past three years. It now serves more than 2 million users from 211 nationalities across 181 countries.
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