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- Thanks to the acquisition, Casavo doubles its agent network across the country, positioning itself amongst the leading real estate brokerage platforms in Italy.
- The transaction was financed through a capital increase of over €12 million, supported by the majority of its existing shareholders alongside a small consortium of new investors.
- The deal marks the beginning of a consolidation strategy across Europe aimed at reaching over €50 million in revenue by 2030 just with organic growth.
Milan, April 14, 2026 – Casavo (https://casavo.com/en/), the European all-in-one real estate platform, today announced the acquisition of Casando Agency, an Italian real estate brokerage with a network of over 60 agents across the country’s major cities.
The acquisition doubles Casavo’s agent network in Italy and positions the company amongst the leading real estate brokerage platforms in the country. The transaction was funded through a capital increase of over €12 million, supported by existing shareholders, alongside a small consortium of new investors.
This deal marks an important step in Casavo’s long-term European growth strategy, with the company targeting more than €50 million in revenue by 2030, considering only organic development and excluding additional acquisitions.
Expanding the Casavo ecosystem
Casando Agency operates in 10 major Italian cities, six of which were not previously covered by Casavo’s network. The acquisition therefore significantly expands Casavo’s geographic footprint and strengthens its direct agent network model.
By integrating Casando Agency into its platform, Casavo will provide agents with access to its proprietary technology, brand, and operating infrastructure. The integration will also support the expansion of Casavo’s Instant Offer service, which allows homeowners to sell their property in as little as 30 days.
“This acquisition is part of our broader strategy to build a fully integrated, technology-driven real estate platform that helps agents increase productivity, generate more business opportunities, and reduce operational complexity,” said Victor Ranieri, General Manager of Casavo. “We were particularly impressed by the strong cultural alignment between the two companies and by Casando Agency’s deep knowledge of local markets.”
Charlie Cinolo, Co-founder of Casando Agency, added: “This transaction allows us to accelerate our European growth ambitions by leveraging Casavo’s presence in France and its strong investor base. Casavo’s proprietary technology, Instant Offer service, and managerial expertise make it the ideal partner to scale our direct agent network.”
Growth plans through 2030
Casavo plans to significantly accelerate growth in 2026, with the goal of doubling its agent network from around 200 to more than 400 agents across Italy and France, while expanding into 20 new urban areas.
The company aims to exceed €50 million in revenue by 2030, driven only by organic development. AI-based integration of additional real estate networks will significantly boost growth.
A key growth driver will be the expansion of the Instant Offer service, relaunched in 2025 as an evolution of the company’s original Instant Buying model. The new model generates returns for real estate investors while offering sellers a fast and flexible liquidity option.
To support its 2026–2030 business plan, Casavo recently completed a capital increase of over €12 million, strengthening its financial position and investor base. The financing round was supported by the majority of its shareholders (including Project A, Picus Capital, EVRG 18 and Salica Investments) alongside selected new investors.
“We believe the European real estate brokerage market is entering a consolidation phase, driven by the shift from franchise models to direct agent networks and by the impact of artificial intelligence on agent productivity,” said Giorgio Tinacci, Founder and CEO of Casavo. “Casavo is uniquely positioned to lead this consolidation thanks to its scalable technology platform, operational expertise, and integrated service offering.”