Stake, Dubai-based digital real estate investment platform, has raised $31 million in an oversubscribed Series B round, led by Emirates NBD, as it looks to scale its regulated cross-border property investment offerings.
The round drew participation from investors including Mubadala Investment Company’s MENA Venture Capital Fund, Middle East Venture Partners (MEVP), Property Finder, STV NICE, Wa’ed Ventures, GFH Partners and Ellington Properties.
The latest funding brings Stake’s total capital raised to $58 million, strengthening its position among the Middle East’s fast-growing fintech firms.
Stake operates a regulated platform that enables investors to access fractional ownership of real estate across multiple markets. The company says it is building infrastructure to connect global capital to income-generating property assets through compliant digital channels.
“Real estate remains a foundational component of global investment portfolios, yet there is an opportunity to improve how many investors access and gain transparency into these assets,” said Neeraj Makin, Group Head of Strategy, Analytics and Venture Capital at Emirates NBD.
Saudi Arabia is currently Stake’s key growth market. In the fourth quarter of 2024, the company became the first Capital Market Authority (CMA)-regulated platform to open Saudi Arabia’s property market to international investors. Since then, it has closed three real estate funds in the Kingdom, attracting nearly 7,000 international investors and channeling more than 416 million riyals ($111 million) into the sector.
The company is also expanding beyond the Gulf. In October 2025, Stake entered the U.S. industrial real estate market, targeting income-generating assets and broadening its cross-border investment strategy.
Stake has additionally launched “StakeOne,” a product designed to digitise full property ownership and post-sale asset management, offering access to Dubai properties developed by companies such as Emaar, Ellington Properties and Dubai Holding.
As part of its long-term strategy, the company is pursuing regulated tokenisation of real estate assets in collaboration with Property Finder. It has received in-principle approval from Dubai’s Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (VARA) for the initiative, which aims to enable fractional, tradeable exposure to property assets.
Stake said it has recorded a compound annual growth rate of over 130% in gross merchandise value and more than 100% revenue CAGR over the past three years. The platform serves more than 2 million users across 181 countries.