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Breezy, an AI operating system built specifically for residential real estate agents, has launched with an oversubscribed $10 million pre-seed round to accelerate product development and go-to-market execution. Founded in 2024 by top agent James Harris alongside Afterpay co-founders Nick Molnar and Anthony Eisen and the Khalili Brothers, Breezy is targeting the roughly $500 billion residential real estate services market by streamlining how agents manage deal flow, client engagement, and property analysis. The round is led by Ribbit Capital with participation from Fifth Wall, DST Global, Liquid 2 Ventures, O.G. Venture Partners and several notable technology executives, giving Breezy both capital and strategic investors as it scales. The company is positioning itself as a vertical AI workspace for agents, automating tasks such as producing branded comparable reports, tracking client conversations, managing pipelines, and identifying development opportunities, with the aim of materially improving agent productivity and client service.
A core component of Breezy’s strategy is Underbuilt, a proprietary data platform developed within Harris’s own brokerage that quantifies the untapped building potential of residential properties, enabling agents to surface value-creation opportunities for clients and differentiate themselves in a competitive market. Breezy’s product has been shaped with input from more than 200 active agents across brokerage types and production levels, with the goal of tightly aligning features to real-world workflows as MLS data standardization and agent adoption of AI reach an inflection point. The company will use the new capital to deepen its data and product infrastructure, expand engineering and design teams, invest in security, and prepare for brokerage-wide deployments ahead of a broader U.S. launch targeted for the first half of 2026. Based in Los Angeles but architected for global use, Breezy is already planning near-term international expansion to Canada, the U.K., Australia, and Dubai, and has opened an exclusive waitlist as it positions itself as a category-defining AI platform for the roughly 2 million U.S. and 20 million global residential agents.