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PriceHubble AG is a European financial technology company providing real estate data analytics, automated property valuations, and market intelligence software. Its products are used by banks, asset managers, insurers, property developers, and real estate agencies in multiple countries.

PriceHubble was founded in 2016 in Zurich, Switzerland by Stefan Heitmann and Markus Stadler.^[5] The company initially focused on automated valuation models (AVMs) to improve transparency in residential real estate markets and later expanded its offerings to include market analysis, forecasts, and portfolio management tools.

In 2021, PriceHubble raised $34 million in a Series B funding round led by Digital+ Partners, supporting expansion into European and Asian markets.^[6] The company has acquired firms including Dataloft and WhenFresh in the United Kingdom^[7] and Urbanease in France^[8] to broaden its data capabilities and European presence.

In December 2023, Stefan Heitmann was appointed Chief Executive Officer, having played an active role in the company’s development since its foundation.^[9]

PriceHubble provides tools for real estate professionals:

• Automated Valuation Models (AVMs):** Systems estimating property values using machine learning and statistical methods.
• Market Analysis: Dashboards and reports providing insights on real estate trends and conditions.
• Portfolio Analysis: Tools for monitoring property portfolios and identifying risks or opportunities.
• AI-powered Agents: Platforms assisting with client engagement and workflow automation.
• APIs: Interfaces allowing integration of PriceHubble data into client systems.

The company uses datasets including transaction records, property listings, and socio-economic indicators to produce reliable and contextualized property valuations.^[10] In 2025, it launched the AI Agents Suite, combining generative AI with its real estate database to assist with underwriting, market research, and client engagement.^[11]

As of 2025, PriceHubble operates in eleven countries: Switzerland, France, Germany, Austria, the United Kingdom, Japan, the Netherlands, Belgium, Czech Republic, Slovakia, and the United States. The company employs over 200 people worldwide.^[12]

PriceHubble has been cited in industry reports for its contributions to real estate data analytics. Its products have been subject to compliance checks and are used by financial institutions for loan origination, investment analysis, and risk assessment.^[13]

• Proptech
• Automated valuation model
• Financial technology