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Rent-to-own startup MilikiRumah is seeking to raise US$10 million
Rent-to-own startup MilikiRumah is seeking to raise US$10 million to expand its model across Indonesia and Singapore. The company uses a rent-to-own structure combined with AI-based credit scoring to help lower-income families build a credit history.
With a typical down payment of around 10 percent of property value, tenants rent for three years before exercising a purchase option. The new capital would fund additional housing supply and further refine the firm’s AI underwriting model.
Miami-based Beycome raised a US$2.5 million seed round led by InsurTech Fund
The company operates a direct real estate platform that allows buyers and sellers to transact without traditional agents. Beycome claims nearly 20,000 transactions to date and estimates US$215 million in user fee savings.
The funding will support platform expansion, AI feature development, and team growth.
JLL Capital Markets arranged US$125 million in financing for TENTEN Campus
A 200-unit multifamily development in downtown Glendale, California. The financing retires construction debt and supports ongoing operations.
The property is nearly 95 percent leased and features fully furnished apartments, smart-home technology, coworking spaces, and extensive amenities.
Emerging Markets Watch
Africa Spotlight
There were no major African funding announcements this week. However, analysts note continued investor interest in revenue-first PropTech models centred on rent collection, property management, sales enablement, mortgage distribution, and title digitisation.
Nigeria’s rent-financing narratives earlier in the year, including the traction seen by Ule Homes, demonstrate how persistent rental pain continues to drive innovation around affordability and access.
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