Top 10 US PropTech Companies 2026

Redfin reshaped real estate economics with $978M revenue in 2022, attracting 56M+ monthly visitors through its integrated agent, mortgage, and title services. The 2024 acquisition by Rocket Companies, valued at $1.7B, adds mortgage origination scale to its brokerage network. With 1,600+ agents, Redfin's technology streamlines transactions, though its market share remains smaller than Opendoor's transaction volume in many metros.

Compass commands 4.5%+ of the US residential real estate market, the largest share among tech-enabled brokerages on this list. In 2022, the platform facilitated $183B in gross transaction value through 28,000+ agents equipped with AI-driven CRM, market insights, and marketing tools. This puts Compass ahead of Procore's construction focus in sheer property transaction volume, though Procore leads in SaaS revenue at $891M. Compass's technology gives agents a measurable edge: its AI-powered tools boost agent productivity by 20% compared to traditional brokerages, making it the go-to platform for top-tier residential professionals.

Procore generated $891M in revenue for 2023, a 33% year-over-year increase, outpacing Compass's revenue growth rate of 15%. As the leading construction management SaaS platform, it manages over $1T in construction volume annually across 16,000+ customers. Its integrated project management, financials, and workforce tools cover the entire build lifecycle, a depth that surpasses VTS's leasing-only platform. Notably, Procore's platform reduces project delays by 15% on average, saving clients $200K per large development, backed by data from $1T in annual volume.

Its VTS Data tool tracks $600B+ in lease transactions annually, providing insights to 45,000+ professionals. Compared to the average CRE platform, VTS reduces lease cycle times by 30%, directly boosting landlord revenue. With a 95% retention rate among Fortune 500 clients, VTS solidifies its role as the essential standard for office and retail leasing.

Its marketplace lists 2,000+ properties monthly, each with neighborhood analytics and projected returns, and the Roofstock One fund enables fractional ownership from $5,000—making it more accessible than Compass's full-home focus. Investors using Roofstock report average cash-on-cash returns of 8.5%, backed by data from 70+ markets, demonstrating its leadership in democratizing single-family rental investing.

CBRE’s digital platform is the dominant force in PropTech, leveraging the firm’s $30.8B revenue base to manage over 3 billion square feet of facilities. Its AI-powered host app now serves 130+ corporate campus clients, while digital and investment management revenue surged 20% in 2023. This growth outperforms the typical PropTech rival, whose revenue often lags. A key data point: CBRE’s platform reduces facility management costs by an average of 15% per square foot, outpacing the sector median of 8%.

Lessen has secured $170M at a $1B+ valuation, digitizing maintenance for institutional landlords with 600,000+ units — a scale that already beats CBRE’s 130 corporate clients in managed units. Connecting 30,000+ vetted contractors, the platform cuts maintenance turnaround time by 40% versus traditional models. It also reduces repair costs by an average of 12%, outperforming the industry norm for similar services.