Where is Fotocasa located?

Fotocasa is headquartered in Madrid, Spain.

Who is the current CEO of Fotocasa?

David Gonzalez Castro and Rolv Erik Ryssdal s of Fotocasa. David Gonzalez Castro has also founded 1 company.

How many employees does Fotocasa have?

As of May 31, 2026, the latest employee count at Fotocasa is 2.

Where does Fotocasa rank among its competitors?

Fotocasa ranks 43rd amongst 2198 active competitors, of which 140 are funded. It stands 11th in terms of total funding among its competitors. The most recent competitor to raise funding was Square Yards, which secured $95.1M in Jun, 2026.

Who are the top competitors of Fotocasa?

Fotocasa's top competitors include Zillow, PropTiger and Housing. Among them, Square Yards secured the most recent funding round in June, 2026.

Fotocasa - 2026 Company Profile, Team & Competitors

Fotocasa is an acquired company based in Madrid (Spain), founded in 2009 by David Gonzalez Castro. It operates as a Heat Map based search engine for residential properties in Spain.. The company has 2198 active competitors, including 140 funded and 134 that have exited. Its top competitors include companies like Zillow, PropTiger and Housing.

Company Details

Fotocasa is a company, subsidiary of Schibsted an e-commerce conglomerate in Europe, offers an online listing platform for residential properties in Spain. The company offers a web and mobile based platform to list as well as buy/rent properties in Spain. All the properties are also displayed on a heat map based search engine. A user can list his/her property for free. The company makes money by charging the lister a subscription fee on featured listings.

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Founded Year

2009

Location

Madrid, Spain

Stage

Acquired

Ranked

43^rd among 2198 active competitors

Employee Count

2 as on May 31, 2026

Similar Companies

Zillow & 3511 more

Exit Details

Acquired by Scout24 (Sep 18, 2025)

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Fotocasa got acquired by Scout24 on Sep 18, 2025.

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Fotocasa has not raised any funding rounds yet.

The founders of Fotocasa is David Gonzalez Castro. David Gonzalez Castro and Rolv Erik Ryssdal are the CEOs of Fotocasa.

Here are the details of Fotocasa's key team members:

David Gonzalez Castro: Co-Founder & CEO of Fotocasa and founder of 1 other company.
Rolv Erik Ryssdal: CEO of Fotocasa.

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Fotocasa's employee count trend

Fotocasa has 2 employees as of May 26. Here is Fotocasa's employee count trend over the years:

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Top competitors of Fotocasa include Zillow, PropTiger and Housing. Here is the list of Top 10 competitors of Fotocasa, ranked by Tracxn score:

Rank	Company Details	Short Description	Total Funding	Investors	Tracxn Score
1st	Zillow 2005, Seattle (United States), Public	Provider of real estate listings, rentals, mortgages, and agent connections	$87M	Benchmark, TCV & 9 others	86/100
2nd	PropTiger 2011, Gurugram (India), Acquired	Provider of digital real estate listings and home buying services	$99M	News Corp, SoftBank Capital & 26 others	85/100
3rd	Housing 2012, Gurugram (India), Acquired	Online platform for buying, renting, and selling residential and commercial properties	$146M	SoftBank Group, Nexus Venture Partners & 32 others	85/100
4th	Redfin 2004, Seattle (United States), Acquired	Online property listing and brokerage solution for residential properties	$166M	Glynn Capital, Wellington & 19 others	85/100
5th	idealista 2000, Madrid (Spain), Acquired	Operator of online real estate marketplace for property rentals and sales	$304M	Oakley Capital, Apax & 4 others	83/100
6th	Square Yards 2014, Gurugram (India), Series C	Provider of integrated technology-driven real estate solutions for buying, selling and renting properties	$160M	Bling International Events, Smilegate & 28 others	80/100
7th	Trulia 2005, San Francisco (United States), Acquired	Provider of real estate listings, homes for sale, and housing data	$32.8M	Harvest Growth Capital, Sequoia Capital & 16 others	79/100
8th	Zoopla 2008, London (United Kingdom), Public	An online listing platform for residential and commercial properties	$10.7M	Atlas Venture, Octopus Ventures & 10 others	78/100
9th	PropertyGuru 2006, Singapore (Singapore), Acquired	Provider of an online portal to find real estate properties	$690M	TPG, KKR & 15 others	76/100
10th	Zigbang 2012, Seoul (South Korea), Series D	Web and mobile-based real estate listing platform	$142M	Stonebridge Capital, SevenVentures & 23 others	75/100
43rd	Fotocasa 2009, Madrid (Spain), Acquired	Heat Map based search engine for residential properties in Spain.	-	-	56/100