Mexico's proptech ecosystem reached more than 150 startups this year as regional venture capital shows sustained growth.
PropTech LatAm, founded by Rubén Fratini, marks its fifth year in Mexico with a focus on artificial intelligence, tokenization and ConstruTech. The event brings together entrepreneurs, investors and companies to examine the technology-driven evolution of the real estate sector. This year the Mexican ecosystem grew to more than 150 startups dedicated to real estate operational needs. A collaboration with Startup México aims to facilitate the expansion of local concepts across Latin America. Data through 2025 shows ten specialized startups raised nearly 50 million dollars in the first half. Venture capital in the region totaled 2,850 million dollars across 432 investments, while JLL Spark maintains an active 500 million dollar fund that includes models such as Open Space, valued at 1,000 million dollars. Tokenization has enabled democratized investment systems in markets like Tulum. At the same time, a 72 percent reduction in capital rounds occurred between 2020 and 2024.
