Top 10 US PropTech Companies 2026

CoStar Group commands commercial real estate data with $2.4B revenue in 2023, serving 180,000+ broker, lender, and investor subscribers across its platform suite. Its Apartments.com marketplace lists 1M+ rental units, generating 30% more rental traffic than the average competitor platform. The $1.6B acquisition of Homes.com positions CoStar as a direct rival to #1 Zillow in residential listings, aiming to capture a 15% market share by 2026. This data-led approach gives it an edge in commercial analytics while expanding its residential footprint, though its consumer visit totals trail far behind Zillow's 235M monthly users.

Opendoor transformed home selling with $14.1B in transaction revenue in 2022, using algorithmic pricing to buy and resell homes across 50+ US markets. Its AI valuation model analyzes 100+ home attributes and real-time market signals, achieving a 4.5% gross margin per home—2 percentage points higher than the typical iBuying industry average. Since 2014, the company has transacted over 200,000 homes, processing each sale 2.5 times faster than #3 Redfin's traditional agent-led model. This speed and data precision have made Opendoor a benchmark for instant liquidity, though its current focus is profitability over volume.

Redfin reshaped real estate economics with $978M revenue in 2022, attracting 56M+ monthly visitors through its integrated agent, mortgage, and title services. Its 1.5% listing fee undercuts the industry-standard 2.5-3% by up to 40%, saving customers $1.4B in total fees—a savings rate that outperforms #1 Zillow's traditional agent referral model. 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 #6 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 #5 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.

VTS reaches a $1.5B valuation as the dominant commercial real estate platform, used by 60%+ of Class A office landlords in the US—a market penetration that outranks #8 Roofstock's 70 markets for single-family rentals. 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.

Roofstock has facilitated $5B+ in single-family rental transactions across 70+ US markets since 2015, a volume that surpasses #7 VTS's leasing-only model in residential investment scope. 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 #9 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.