eVoost AI’s US$3.5B Breakout Year
When eVoost AI started in 2024, it was just another young proptech company trying to find space in a competitive real estate market. A year later, the Spanish-founded startup, now headquartered in Abu Dhabi’s Hub71, is quietly building momentum across global markets.
By the end of fiscal year 2025, eVoost AI reported more than US$3.5 billion in real estate business volume under commercial agreements, a sharp jump from around US$230 million in 2024. That growth reflects how quickly the company has been adopted by developers looking for smarter ways to sell property in a digital-first world.
At its core, eVoost AI focuses on using what it calls emotional artificial intelligence to improve how real estate is marketed and sold. Instead of relying only on traditional agents and portals, the platform connects developers with buyers through AI-powered tools across websites, WhatsApp, voice channels and social media. The idea is to keep sales conversations active around the clock, while giving teams real-time visibility into how leads move through the funnel.
Today, the company is active in markets including the UAE, the US and several European countries. In just one year, it has onboarded more than 1,400 residential units across 35 projects, showing early traction with developers who want more control and data around their sales process.
eVoost AI has also signed agreements with national and international real estate players such as Metrovacesa, Danube Properties, Hercesa and Abauco, along with strategic partnerships like Idealista, supporting data analytics across Spain, Italy and Portugal.
Speaking about the company’s direction, Koh Onozawa, Co-Founder and Executive Chairman of eVoost AI, said the focus is on steady global scale rather than rapid hype. Based on current volumes, the company expects to reach about US$43 million in revenue over the next three years while expanding across the nine countries where it already operates. From Abu Dhabi, the long-term goal is to make property investment more accessible for buyers regardless of location.
The platform itself brings together strategy, conversion and control in one system. Developers can turn market signals into actions, deploy AI agents to handle customer interactions, and track performance through native dashboards. For many real estate businesses, this reduces manual workload while keeping brand communication consistent.
eVoost AI’s growth has been supported by Hub71+ AI, an ecosystem designed for startups working at the edge of artificial intelligence. According to Peter Abou Hachem, Head of Growth and Strategy at Hub71, the company reflects how Abu Dhabi’s tech ecosystem is helping founders scale internationally by connecting them with capital, partners and market access.
Looking ahead to 2026, eVoost AI plans to bring in new strategic investors, continue improving its AI platform, and expand its team to support long-term growth. Rather than changing how people buy homes overnight, the company is focused on building tools that make real estate sales more structured, data-led and globally accessible over time.
