eVoost AI Achieves 1.500% Growth, Reaching $3.5 Billion in Real Estate Deals

Editorial Team

Last updated 22-01-2026

3 min

eVoost AI jumped to $3.

5bn in property volume, a 1,500 per cent rise year‑on‑year.

The Abu Dhabi-based proptech expanded rapidly across the US, Europe and the UAE.

Partnerships, including Idealista, feed “local market insights” into its AI platform.

The company targets $43m revenue, aiming for digital home buying “anywhere in the world”.

Hub71 backs its growth as Abu Dhabi pushes to build a global AI hub.

A year can be a lifetime in startup land, and eVoost AI is proof of that. The Spanish-founded proptech, now headquartered in Abu Dhabi and part of the Hub71 ecosystem, wrapped up fiscal year 2025 with more than $3.5 billion in global real estate business volume under commercial agreements. That’s a 1,500 per cent leap from roughly $230 million at the end of 2024, and no, that’s no small feat.

The company, founded in 2024, has been moving at a fair clip across the US, the UAE and Europe. It has struck agreements with developers and real estate firms such as Metrovacesa, Danube Properties, Hercesa and Abauco, while teaming up with Idealista to bolster data analytics across Spain, Italy and Portugal. The devil is in the detail here: those Idealista partnerships matter because they feed local market insights into eVoost AI’s engine, not just flashy dashboards.

Koh Onozawa, eVoost AI’s co-founder and executive chairman, said the firm is targeting around $43 million in revenue over the next three years based on current volumes, as it scales across the nine countries where it already operates. He noted that the ambition, from Abu Dhabi, has always been to build a global company that lets buyers invest digitally in homes anywhere in the world, regardless of location.

At the heart of it all is what the company calls emotional artificial intelligence. In simple terms, its platform blends strategy, conversion and control into one system, letting developers read market signals, deploy AI agents 24/7 across websites, WhatsApp, voice and social media, and keep real-time oversight of the sales funnel. The promise is better conversion with less operational friction. On the flip side, I reckon the real test will be how well this emotional layer translates across cultures, but so far the early numbers look spot on.

Hub71, for its part, sees eVoost AI as a neat example of what the Abu Dhabi ecosystem is trying to nurture. Peter Abou Hachem, head of growth and strategy at Hub71, said the startup’s trajectory underlines the emirate’s ability to support companies thinking big and scaling fast, by connecting founders to capital, partners and market access.

In just one year, eVoost AI has onboarded more than 1,400 residential units across 35 projects. Having watched plenty of founders pass through the MENA startup scene, I remember covering early-stage teams who would be chuffed to bits just to land their first pilot. Seeing numbers like this always brings back that buzz, you know? It’s also very much in line with what Arageek readers expect to see from the region’s more ambitious plays.

Looking ahead to 2026, the company plans to bring in new strategic investors, keep pushing its AI platform forward and hire the talent needed for long-term growth. Its journey has been supported by Hub71+ AI, a dedicated ecosystem aimed at startups working at the sharp end of artificial intelligence, and tied to Abu Dhabi’s wider goal of becoming the world’s first AI-native government by 2027.

All told, it’s a rapid rise, and while I’m not a fan of hype for hype’s sake, eVoost AI’s momentum feels definately worth keeping an eye on… if only to see whether this blend of data, emotion and property really can change how homes are sold at scale.

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