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Estately

Estately is a licensed real estate brokerage based in Seattle, Washington, established in 2006.

Funding reportedLast round: Angel

Real estateSeattle, United States

About Estately

Estately is a licensed real estate brokerage based in Seattle, Washington, established in 2006.

The company offers an online platform that allows users to search for homes, condos, townhomes, and apartments for sale or rent across the United States. Its listings are sourced directly from Multiple Listing Services (MLS), ensuring accurate and up-to-date information. Users can explore properties through an interactive map-based search, which includes details such as past sales, walk scores, and local schools. In addition to its home search platform, Estately connects users with top-rated partner real estate agents to assist with buying or renting. The company also features the Estately Land Lease program, which helps working Americans purchase homes in their desired communities through land leasing. Acquired in 2025, Estately is part of Anywhere and focuses on making home searches delightful and affordable.

What company datasets say Estately raised

Funding, as reported

Reported in all$1.3Min dollars
Rounds2
Last roundAngel
Last round size$800K
Last round dateNov 2010
Investors listed6

The company, in detail

What they build

Known for

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Built with from their website

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Sector
Real estate
Industry code
NAICS 531210, 519290
Region
Washington
Revenue
$41M a year, as listed
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