Moroccan property portal Mubawab acquires Jumia House

June 19, 2019

Leading real estate platform in Morocco owned by Emerging Markets Property Group in Dubai, has acquired Jumia's property portal, Jumia House in Morocco, Tunsia, and Algeria

The news comes a few months after Jumia went public and Emerging Markets Property Group (EMPG) closed its $100 million Series D.

“The acquisition consolidates Mubawab’s position as region’s leading real estate website, while providing access to the most promising real estate markets in the Maghreb, with more than 90 million people,” the company said in a statement.

Emerging Markets Property Group that owns different property portal including UAE’s Bayut and Pakistan’s Zameen has been on a shopping spree acquiring different smaller competitors across the Middle East & North Africa. Interestingly, all the acquisitions made by EMPG, except Mubawab, in the last one year are (were) Rocket Internet companies, including Lamudi in Bangladesh, UAE, Jordan & Saudi and now Jumia House in Morocco, Tunisia & Algeria.

Bayut, EMPG’s UAE-based property portal recently expanded to Saudi after acquiring Lamudi Saudi in April.

Mubawab, the leading real estate portal in Morocco, has bought Jumia House in the Maghreb region. Jumia House occupies a strong position not only in Morocco, but also in Tunisia as well as in Algeria. 

Read more here

Join us in Madrid, November 12-15 for the Global Online Marketplaces Summit.

Property Portal Watch Madrid Summit 2019

June 19, 2019

Subscribe to our mailing list to get the famous, free Friday newsletter!

News and analysis to help build better online marketplace businesses, in your inbox, every Friday

Related News

Product Roundup 16OCT
Product and Services Roundup: Realtor.com, Rightmove, Leboncoin, Habitaclia

We have an interesting Product Roundup for you this week, starting in the United States...   North America: Realtor.com launches...

Read More
PeopleRoundup 16OCT 1
People Roundup: Vend, Wikicasa

We have a couple of short people moves for you this week.   Europe: Vend announces leadership for new AI...

Read More
rea group sydney houses 2
REA Group Takes Minority Stake in AI-Powered Energy Intelligence Platform VALAI

REA Group has announced a minority investment in VALAI, an AI-powered energy intelligence platform. Terms of the deal were not disclosed....

Read More
Untitled design 17 3
Hedge Fund Bets Against REA Group

The Australian Financial Review has reported that the Sydney-based hedge fund Bristlemoon Capital has shorted REA Group amid an ongoing...

Read More

Editor's Pick