Takeem, a UAE-based proptech platform, has secured investment from REACH, an accelerator created by Second Century Ventures, the strategic investment arm of the US National Association of Realtors (NAR).
The investment was made through REACH Middle East, the regional arm of the REACH scale-up programme, which supports high-growth technology companies across the real estate ecosystem.
In less than a year, Takeem has onboarded over 55,000 residential units, representing more than AED 5 billion in annual rental value. The company is now expanding into the B2C market to support smaller landlords and tenants.
Takeem addresses structural challenges in rental markets, including limited risk transparency, inefficient processes, and liquidity constraints.
Its risk intelligence engine and rental guarantee model aim to reduce landlord exposure, increase yields, and improve tenant access.
The platform also seeks to build trust among stakeholders and support more disciplined capital deployment across residential portfolios.
Rakesh Mavath, Co-founder and CEO of Takeem, said:
“Renting is the largest financial commitment most people make every year, yet the infrastructure behind it is still trust, paperwork, and hope. We built Takeem to make rent more predictable for landlords, tenants, and institutions.”
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