Quinto Andar
Unicorn · $5.1BSão Paulo, BR · 13 known investors
QuintoAndar operates an online real estate platform in Brazil for renting and buying homes, letting tenants schedule visits, negotiate directly, and sign contracts digitally without a guarantor or security deposit. It also offers mortgage financing assistance and a home consortium (consórcio) product across cities such as São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, and Belo Horizonte.
Also known as GRPQA Ltda. · Grupo QuintoAndar · QuintoAndar · QuintoAndar Serviços Imobiliários
Investors · 13
Also in the syndicate · 10
Company profile
researched Aug 2026QuintoAndar is a Brazilian proptech company headquartered in São Paulo that runs an online platform for residential rentals and, since 2020, home purchases and sales. On the rental side, property owners list their homes, the company sends a professional photographer to produce the listing, prospective tenants book visits online (accompanied by CRECI-registered brokers), negotiate directly with owners through the app, undergo credit analysis, and sign a digital contract. Tenants are not required to present a guarantor (fiador), rental surety insurance, or a security deposit, while landlords receive a payment guarantee that covers rent even in cases of late payment or default, plus insurance covering tenant-caused property damage. The company administers the lease throughout its term.
In the sales segment, the platform connects buyers and sellers using data intelligence intended to reduce information asymmetry, provides specialists to guide documentation and notary procedures, offers risk analysis, and provides free mortgage financing advisory with partner banks including financing simulation tools. In August 2025 QuintoAndar launched a real estate consórcio product, offering 10% cashback to members who are awarded a credit and buy through the platform, or the option to withdraw the accumulated balance in full after five years without penalty, positioning the product as an extension of its participation across the full property journey.
The group operates apps for owners, tenants, buyers, sellers and brokers on Android and iOS as well as the website. Its portfolio has been expanded through acquisitions including SíndicoNet, ATTA, Velo, the Argentine operator Navent (owner of Zonaprop, Imovelweb, Wimoveis, Union Softwares, Plusvalia, Compreoalquile, Adondevivir, Urbania, Inmuebles24 and Tokko Broker Software), Casa Mineira and NokNox.
Compiled by commissioned research from 8 cited public sources — announcements, filings, and press listed under research sources below.
Key figures
latest reportedCompany-reported or press-reported figures, each dated to when it was claimed — not independently audited.
Timeline · 17
launches, deals, and filingsAnnounced plans to invest more than R$100 million (about US$19.2 million) through 2026 to expand operations in Rio de Janeiro, increasing property supply and broadening presence in the metropolitan region.
$19.2M source ↗
Launched a real estate consórcio product offering 10% cashback for members who buy on the platform after being awarded credit, or full withdrawal of the accumulated balance after five years without penalty.
Acquired NokNox, a startup building condominium apps, to improve the relationship between building managers and residents.
Debuted on Big Brother Brasil with three merchandising actions during the program, with brand investment of R$11.8 million; returned to the show in 2023, including an off-air partnership with former contestant Camilla de Lucas.
Acquired Navent, owner of Zonaprop (Argentina), Imovelweb, Wimoveis and Union Softwares (Brazil), Plusvalia (Ecuador), Compreoalquile (Panama), Adondevivir and Urbania (Peru), Inmuebles24 (Mexico) and Tokko Broker Software; the brands were integrated into Grupo QuintoAndar.
Acquired SíndicoNet, a marketplace and content portal for condominium managers, administrators and residents.
QuintoAndar extended its platform beyond rentals into residential purchase and sale, initially tested in selected areas of São Paulo.
A round led by a consortium of funds headed by SoftBank raised more than R$1 billion and pushed the company's valuation above US$1 billion, making it the ninth Brazilian startup and first proptech to become a unicorn.
$250M source ↗
In its fourth funding round, QuintoAndar raised R$250 million from US firm General Atlantic.
Ranked sixth among 25 companies in LinkedIn's Top Startups list of most desired employers.
Chosen by Google to take part in the Launchpad Accelerator program.
Dated company events from announcements, filings, and press; legal rows summarize public dockets and regulator releases.
▸Research sources · 8
primary sources listed
- Quinto Andarquintoandar.com.br · web
8 public sources were cited for this profile; the first-party ones are listed here.
Frequently asked questions
- What does Quinto Andar do?
- Brazilian proptech operating a digital platform for renting and buying homes without guarantors or security deposits.
- Who are Quinto Andar's investors?
- Quinto Andar's investors include Softbank Latin America Fund, Yolo Investments, Graph Ventures.
- Where is Quinto Andar headquartered?
- Quinto Andar is headquartered in São Paulo, BR.