Datasinc, a Milan-based startup specializing in the collection and large-scale analysis of Italian real estate data, announces the closing of an investment round, reaching a total of €750,000 raised.
The capital increase saw participation from HabiSmart, the Proptech Accelerator of CDP Venture Capital’s National Accelerator Network, Apside, a 50/50 investment joint venture between Zest and Intesa Sanpaolo, as well as a private investor.
The capital will primarily be used to expand the team, with new hires in commercial and software development roles, and to invest in marketing and PR, with the aim of intensifying engagement with current and prospective clients—building on a solid technological foundation already validated by the market.
Since its founding, Datasinc has recorded over 100% growth in the past two years and aims to maintain this trajectory over the next three years, driven by the success of its proprietary platform Hometrack, which is becoming a go-to solution for real estate agencies. The company is also consolidating its client base in financial services, supported by recurring contracts that contribute to sustained revenue growth.
The capital injection will allow the startup to accelerate growth through closer engagement with clients and ongoing evolution of its software platform.
Founded by Nicola Chiarini and Francesco Braggiotti, Datasinc was created to simplify and improve the efficiency of analyzing Italian real estate assets through deep technological innovation. The company develops proprietary algorithms for crawling, data mining, and machine learning, capable of collecting, mapping, querying, and representing complex data in an automated and highly precise way. This vast dataset, enriched through geolocation and validated by intelligent systems, enables timely and accurate evaluations, reducing time, costs, and errors.
Datasinc solutions analyze in real time the characteristics of properties (size, floor, finishes, urban context, amenities, transport), estimating their value, risk of devaluation, and potential impact of critical events, and trigger predictive alerts in case of anomalies or data inconsistencies. The system is distinguished by high data automation and continuous learning capabilities, providing advanced support for decision-making processes in real estate, credit, and insurance sectors.
Over the next 12–18 months, Datasinc has a clear and ambitious vision: to become the leading operator for corporate clients and professionals working with real estate and credit data in Italy, while also strengthening its presence at the European level.
"With this capital increase, we are accelerating our growth roadmap with a twofold objective: first, to consolidate our position in the real estate sector, where Hometrack is already emerging as a key technological ally for agencies; and second, to strengthen our presence in the financial services sector, where we see great potential in high-value recurring contracts. All of this is built on a solid, scalable technological foundation, already validated by steady double-digit growth over the past two years," explain Nicola Chiarini and Francesco Braggiotti of Datasinc.
"We are proud to renew our trust in the Datasinc team and support this new phase of expansion, which will further consolidate the company’s growth and market positioning, including at the international level. Datasinc, thanks to its proprietary platform Hometrack, has become a reference point in property valuation in Italy, simplifying asset analysis and making it more efficient and accurate, while offering advanced predictive tools to precisely estimate future value fluctuations," says Stefano Molino, Head of the Accelerator Fund at CDP Venture Capital.
"Datasinc’s proprietary platform enables highly precise real estate analysis, in real time and at scale. In a context where the value of Italian real estate data is estimated at over €5 billion annually, according to the PropTech Observatory of Politecnico di Milano, Datasinc positions itself as a key enabler for real estate, credit, and insurance players. The startup’s ability to generate predictive, actionable insights offers a real competitive advantage in a market increasingly driven by the data economy," adds Gabriele Ronchini, CEO of Zest Investments and Vice President of the Apside Investment Committee.