Scout24 Closes Another Data-Focused Acquisition

Germany-based marketplace operator Scout24 has continued its expansion into real estate data with the acquisition of Austrian proptech firm ImmoUnited. Based in Vienna, ImmoUnited provides digital tools that allow real estate professionals to access land registry, company registry and population data, as well as market analysis based on property transactions and ownership structure.

Financial terms were not disclosed.

The acquisition marks Scout24’s fourth data-focused deal in just two years and its second Vienna-based business acquisition this quarter. The group, best known for operating ImmoScout24 in Germany and Austria, is increasingly combining its listing platform with valuation tools and other transaction digitisation tools.

Markus Dejmek, Managing Director of ImmoScout24 Austria, commented:

“With the acquisition of ImmoUnited, we are also continuing our strategy in Austria of combining valuations and real estate listings and digitizing transactions.

“By integrating ImmoUnited into the ImmoScout24 product offering, we are creating a 360-degree view of the entire real estate life cycle—from planning to transaction to valuation.”

The deal is intended to serve both private and commercial users, offering greater transparency and decision-making capabilities to buyers, sellers, and professionals. Scout24-owned Sprengnetter Austria Managing Director Günther Schabus added, “Our common goal: an ideal basis for decision-making and success for real estate professionals.”

Scout24 has been actively building a portfolio of specialist firms. It bought Sprengnetter in 2023 and followed that with the acquisitions of Bulwiengesa, NeuBau Kompass and Exploreal between December 2024 and January 2025. The company is listed on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange and reported revenue of over €560 million for FY 2024.

Scout24 grew revenues by 11% in its recent 2024 filings, while JP Morgan upgraded the German marketplace giant to 'Overweight' in its 2024 Global Online Classifieds Report.