Real Estate Incubators and Accelerators
6 incubators, accelerators and programmes that name Real Estate among the sectors they support. Open a profile to see the programme's stage, location and how to apply.
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Gruhas
An India-focused venture capital fund that runs two six-month accelerators, Gruhas ASPIRE for Built World Tech and Gruhas Gusto for food startups.
JLL PropTech
Real estate focused startup accelerator
Aurum PropTech
A listed PropTech company in Navi Mumbai that runs an Entrepreneur in Residence programme for real estate and PropTech founders.
ShelterTech Accelerator
Housing sector focused startup accelerator
Brigade REAP
Startup accelerator focused on real estate sectors
Navachar Incubation Centre
Section 8 incubator at the Faculty of Architecture and Planning, AKTU, Lucknow. Listed on the UP StartinUP register; offers mentoring, labs and co-working. Check its eligibility notes before applying.
A sector label on a directory is a starting point, not a promise. An incubator that names Real Estate may run a dedicated track with mentors and customers from the industry, or it may simply accept Real Estate companies alongside every other kind. The first is worth far more to you than the second, so look for evidence of the former on the programme's own page: named mentors, partner companies, lab or pilot access, and past cohorts in your area.
Stage and funding route matter as much as sector. A programme for Real Estate that takes companies at the idea stage is a different thing from one that expects revenue, and some are funded by a government scheme with its own eligibility rules, while others are run by a college or a company for its own reasons. Use the stage, type and location on each profile to cut the list down before you apply.
Two applications to well-matched programmes beat ten to ill-matched ones. Pick the few that name your sector and your stage, read what they offer beyond office space, and ask a founder from a recent cohort what changed for them.
The numbers on this page
- 6 of the 2429 incubators, accelerators and programmes we list in India (0%) are on this page.
- By organisation type, the most common are Accelerator (4), Incubator (4) and Corporate (2). One organisation can carry more than one type.
- By stage focus, the most listed are Early Revenue (1), Growth (1) and Ideation (1).
- These organisations also name Architecture & Design (1), Construction (1) and Green Technology (1) most often, so a Real Estate founder will find programmes that cross sectors.
- By state, most are in Karnataka (2), Maharashtra (2) and Tamil Nadu (1).
- By city, most are in Bengaluru (2), Chennai (1) and Lucknow (1).
- 1 of 6 offer coworking space on site.
What to check before applying
- Does the programme run a track for your sector, or only accept it?
- Which stage does it take, and does that match where your company is?
- What does it give besides space: mentors, customers, labs, pilots, introductions to investors?
- Does it take equity or charge a fee, and what is the term?
- Is it tied to a scheme with eligibility rules, such as the type of company or the founder?
- Can you speak to a founder from a recent cohort?
Frequently asked questions
How many incubators and accelerators support Real Estate?
We list 6 organisations in India that name Real Estate among their sectors. The count changes as profiles are added and checked.
Does an incubator that lists Real Estate only take Real Estate companies?
Not usually. Many list several sectors and accept any that fit their stage and location. A programme with a dedicated track has mentors and partners from the industry, which the profile or the programme's own site should show.
Which stage should a Real Estate founder look for?
Match your own stage. The stage mix on this page is counted from the profiles; open a profile to see whether the programme takes ideas, prototypes or companies with revenue.
Is an incubator better than an accelerator for my sector?
An incubator usually works with a company for a longer period and often provides space and facilities, which matters when you need labs or equipment. An accelerator is shorter and more intense and suits a company that already has a product and wants to grow faster. The type of each organisation is on its profile.