Nicosia, Cyprus. Cyprus’ PropTech sector drew early attention in 2026 as two deals within four weeks brought Greek institutional investors into Cyprus-born companies. Funding data remains limited across sectors, but PropTech has stood out as of Q1 2026.
PropTech activity in early 2026
The PropTech sector in Cyprus includes more than 14 companies. Two significant transactions were announced in early 2026, both involving Greek institutional investors acquiring stakes in Cyprus-founded PropTech firms.
Qualco Group takes minority stake in Resitech
Qualco Group is a Greek fintech company with more than 25 years in debt management software, credit analytics, and data platforms. It listed on the Athens Stock Exchange in May 2025, in an IPO nearly five times oversubscribed, and has a market capitalisation approaching €400 million.
Resitech, founded in Nicosia in 2021, develops B2B software for the real estate industry, including a digital asset management system for property portfolios, a data-driven investor-property matching engine, and a blockchain-based document transfer platform on the SUI network.
In March 2026, Qualco acquired a 34% minority stake in Resitech for €640,000, structured as a mix of fresh capital and share acquisition.
Golden Age Capital takes control of Moving Doors
Golden Age Capital is a Greek private equity fund managing more than €200 million in assets, focused on fragmented markets with consolidation potential, and typically takes majority stakes.
Moving Doors was founded in Limassol in 2022 and focuses on furnished apartments in Cyprus on flexible terms. It manages more than 500 fully serviced apartments across Cyprus and Athens, operates a proprietary technology platform, and has expanded to Dubai. The company previously raised a €1.163 million seed round from Uni.fund, Genesis Ventures, and Venteri Capital.
In April 2026, Golden Age Capital acquired a majority stake in Moving Doors as part of a €6 million Series A round, marking an increase from the company’s seed-stage valuation.
Which Cyprus-based PropTech company will attract the next major investment round?
