Abu Dhabi’s proptech scene added a strong data point in 2025. eVoost AI closed the year with more than $3.5bn in real estate business volume under commercial agreements. This marks a sharp rise from about $230m at the end of 2024, translating into 1,500 per cent year-on-year growth.

Founded in 2024 by a Spanish team and now headquartered in Abu Dhabi, the company operates with the support of Hub71. In a short period, eVoost AI has expanded across the UAE, the United States, and several European markets, showing early traction that many startups take years to reach.

The company works with a growing list of developers and real estate firms. Its signed agreements include names such as Metrovacesa, Danube Properties, Hercesa, and Abauco. These partnerships reflect demand for technology that can support sales at scale without adding friction to teams on the ground.

Beyond developers, eVoost AI has also partnered with Idealista. The collaboration supports data analytics across Spain, Italy, and Portugal, helping clients read demand signals and adjust sales strategy with more confidence.

According to Koh Onozawa, Co-Founder and Executive Chairman, the current pipeline points to around $43m in revenue over the next three years. He notes that the company was built with a global outlook from day one, using Abu Dhabi as a base to serve buyers and sellers across borders through digital access.

At the core of eVoost AI’s offering is an intelligent sales platform that brings strategy, conversion, and performance tracking into one system. Top developers use it to turn market signals into clear actions. AI agents operate around the clock across websites, WhatsApp, voice channels, and social platforms. Teams can track the full sales funnel through live dashboards, keeping control while reducing manual effort.

This setup aims to improve conversion rates and keep brand messaging consistent across markets. For large developers managing many projects at once, that level of visibility and control has become a key requirement rather than a bonus.

From an ecosystem point of view, Hub71 views the company’s progress as a sign of Abu Dhabi’s growing role in global tech. Peter Abou Hachem, Head of Growth and Strategy at Hub71, has highlighted how access to capital, partners, and market entry support helps startups scale faster and with more focus.

In its first year alone, eVoost AI onboarded over 1,400 residential units across 35 projects. This level of adoption suggests that developers are actively seeking tools that can support sales without heavy expansion of internal teams.

Looking ahead to 2026, the company plans to bring in new strategic investors, continue building its AI platform, and hire talent to support long-term growth. Its progress is also backed by Hub71+ AI, an initiative designed to support companies working at the front edge of artificial intelligence, aligned with Abu Dhabi’s wider goal to become an AI-native government by 2027.

For investors and developers watching proptech closely, eVoost AI’s numbers offer a clear signal. When product fit meets timing and ecosystem support, scale can come quickly.