Full-Time
AI-driven real estate marketplace and brokerage
€45k - €50k/yr
Paris, France
Hybrid
Hybrid role with flexible remote options; office located in Le Peletier, Paris (9th).
Zefir is a French proptech marketplace that speeds up real estate transactions by connecting homeowners with a network of real estate agents through a collective sales model. Homeowners list properties, which are exposed to a broader pool of qualified buyers via partner agents, with a lead agent handling viewings and negotiations; the platform charges a take rate as its fee, and buyers get an AI-powered experience with ZIA, while brokers receive AI-assisted task automation. Unlike traditional single-agent listings, Zefir leverages a network of agents and AI on both the buy and sell sides to speed deals and reduce manual work. Its goal is to expand across France and beyond, grow its AI capabilities and agent network, and increase annual home sales by making the process faster and easier for homeowners, buyers, and agents.
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
Late Stage VC
Total Funding
$55M
Headquarters
Saint-Mandé, France
Founded
2019
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Paris-based real estate tech startup Zefir secured €11M funding on September 12, 2025, led by Sequoia with participation from Zigg Capital, Heartcore, Stride, and Third Kind Venture. Zefir's "Collective Selling" model has facilitated €200M in transaction volume within 12 months, reducing average property sale time from 110 to 58 days. The company is led by Co-Founder & CEO Rémy Fabre.
With €600M in annualised home sales, the startup is now extending its AI platform to empower buyers through ZIA.
France-based property marketplace startup Zefir raises $17.5M in funding.
With €600M in annualised home sales, the startup is now extending its AI platform to empower buyers through ZIA.
Zefir has raised €15 million in equity, led by FinTech Collective and supported by existing investors Sequoia Capital, Zigg Capital, and Heartcore Capital. Since its inception, Zefir has raised a total of €50 million. The company has grown its transactions from €200 million to over €600 million in a year, tripling its annual growth. Initially focused on guaranteed sales, Zefir has adapted its model in response to a challenging real estate market.