Newest Real Estate Companies — 2026

Browse the newest privately-funded Real Estate companies. Sorted by filing date, with the most recent on top.

About Real Estate

Real Estate Form D filings fall into two broad patterns: operating companies (proptech, real-estate marketplaces, construction tech, property-management software) and single- or multi-asset real-estate investment vehicles (LLC SPVs holding specific properties or funds targeting defined strategies). The directory classifier groups both under Real Estate, but their filing profiles differ sharply. Operating companies raise traditional Series A/B rounds of $5M–$50M. Investment vehicles file under Rule 506(b) or 506(c) with offering amounts matching the asset being financed — small LLC SPVs at $500K–$10M, institutional funds at $100M–$500M+. Delaware LLC structure is nearly universal for investment vehicles. This sector hub surfaces the most recent Real Estate Form D filings from SEC EDGAR, updated daily.

In 2026, Real Estate accounts for 319 catalogued filings totaling $14598.5M, running at roughly 67.8 filings per week over the last 30 days.

Total raised
$14598.5M
Median offering
$8.9M
Active states
10
Last 30 days
290

Featured Real Estate companies in 2026

$1270.8M

NorthPoint Industrial Fund VII, LP

KANSAS CITY, MO · Filed Apr 3, 2026

NorthPoint Industrial Fund VII, LP is a Real Estate company based in KANSAS CITY, MO. The company is a Limited Partnership, incorporated in…

$1270.8M

NP Industrial VII Blocker Feeder, LP

KANSAS CITY, MO · Filed Apr 3, 2026

NP Industrial VII Blocker Feeder, LP is a Real Estate company based in KANSAS CITY, MO. The company is a Limited Partnership, incorporated i…

$1270.8M

NP Industrial VII Blocker Feeder 2, LP

KANSAS CITY, MO · Filed Apr 3, 2026

NP Industrial VII Blocker Feeder 2, LP is a Real Estate company based in KANSAS CITY, MO. The company is a Limited Partnership, incorporated…

About Real Estate private companies

Real estate occupies a structurally distinct place in the Form D landscape because Regulation D is the standard vehicle for private-securities fundraising tied to real-property investments. Nearly every commercial real-estate acquisition above a certain size structured as an LLC SPV files Form D to raise equity from accredited investors. These filings use standard boilerplate — Pooled Investment Fund or Other industry codes, Rule 506(b), pooled-investment-fund security type — and are classified into this sector via naming conventions (fund names with city/property references, words like Realty, Holdings, Properties). The Delaware Series LLC structure dominates, allowing sponsors to segregate asset-specific liabilities within a single parent. Fund-of-funds, REIT-adjacent private vehicles, and real-estate private-credit funds also appear regularly.

Real Estate funding trends

Recent Real Estate Form D filings reflect the broader real-estate cycle and post-2022 interest-rate environment. First, office-sector filings have declined dramatically; multifamily and industrial asset vehicles dominate current activity. Second, real-estate private credit has emerged as a major filing category as regional bank lending pulled back post-2023 — these filings structure as pooled-investment-fund LLCs targeting senior-secured lending to commercial borrowers. Third, proptech operating companies (property management SaaS, listings platforms, rental-marketplace infrastructure) file steady but smaller rounds than other tech sectors. Fourth, single-family-rental aggregators and build-to-rent funds have become a distinct filing cluster. Fifth, data-center and cold-storage real-estate vehicles draw outsized capital, reflecting infrastructure-adjacent investor demand for digital-economy-linked properties.