Veev Acquisition, Valuation, Funding & Investors

Veev was acquired by Lennar in November 2023.

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Veev acquisition price

Undisclosed

Acquired by Lennar · Nov 2023

Cumulative funding Veev raised

$585M

across 3 funding rounds

Key investors in Veev

  • Zeev Ventures
  • Khosla Ventures
  • Eclipse Ventures
  • Fifth Wall
  • Greenspring Associates
  • Bond
  • WestWave Capital
  • JLL Spark

Veev Overview

About Veev

Veev is a Palo Alto-headquartered builder of prefabricated smart homes using light-gauge steel framing and high-performance acrylic panels. The system incorporates radiant heating, automated lighting, shades, climate controls, and cybersecurity features into multifamily units and accessory dwelling units. Veev's development pipeline exceeds 230 units totaling 620,000 square feet in California communities.


Founded

2008

HQ

United StatesSan Francisco, CA

Website

veev.com

Status

Acquired

Customer focus

B2B

Revenue model

Product sales

Valuation

$1B (Feb 2022)

Veev Acquisition

Veev was acquired by Lennar for an undisclosed price on 18 November 2023.

Before the acquisition Veev had raised $585M across 3 funding rounds.

Veev, an Israeli proptech company founded in 2008 by Amit Haller, Ami Avrahami, and Dafna Akiva, developed a proprietary prefabricated panelized building system for residential construction, producing walls, ceilings, and floors with integrated electrical and plumbing to assemble homes four times faster than traditional methods at reduced labor costs. Initially focused on multifamily housing, Veev pivoted to single-family homes amid rising interest rates and shifting U.S. real estate demand, raising nearly $600 million including a $75 million Series B led by Lennar's LENX venture arm in 2020 and a $400 million Series D in 2022 that valued it at $1 billion. The company partnered with Lennar on a Northern California community of 102 attached homes announced in 2021 but shuttered U.S. operations in November 2023 after failing to meet financial obligations to suppliers and employees under California law, entering insolvency and liquidating assets while retaining Israeli tech operations with about 250 employees total. Lennar Corporation, a Miami-based homebuilding giant founded in 1954 with a $41 billion market cap and delivering over 73,000 homes in 2023 primarily in its West division covering California, acquired full control of Veev's operations on December 21, 2023, for several dozen million dollars following a three-week bridging loan it provided as the sole bidder. As Veev's largest prior investor through LENX, Lennar emerged after other interested parties failed to submit offers within the tight timeline, letting go of founders Ami Avrahami and Dafna Akiva while planning to retain Veev's technological operations and employees in Israel. The acquisition at a steep discount from Veev's unicorn valuation reflects Lennar's strategy to integrate adjacent proptech solutions into its core homebuilding via LENX, positioning it to advance Veev's modular system amid a challenging proptech environment marked by funding shortages and market shifts. The deal underscores competitive dynamics in U.S. modular construction, where Veev's scalability issues post-pivot and economic pressures like declining California real estate prices led to closure despite prior successes, with Lennar's vast resources enabling potential revival of Veev's IP for efficient housing production. No specific regulatory hurdles or detailed future plans for Veev's Bay Area footprint and Hayward manufacturing facility were disclosed, though Lennar confirmed the transaction without further terms.

Veev acquisition details
AcquirerDateType
18 Nov 2023Strategic M&A

Veev Valuation

Veev is currently valued at $1B, based on its Series D in February 2022.

The $400M round was led by Bond, with participation from JLL Spark, Zeev Ventures, LenX and Fifth Wall.

Veev valuation by funding round

Veev valuation by funding round
DateStageValuation
Feb 2022Series D$1B

Veev Funding History

Veev has raised a total of $585M across 3 funding rounds.

Veev's first fundraising round was a $85M Series B in February 2020. The most recent completed round was a $400M Series D in February 2022.

Veev funding rounds

Veev funding rounds
DateStageInvestorsRaisedValuationDeal Summary
Feb 2022Series DBond (lead); JLL Spark; Zeev Ventures; LenX; Fifth Wall$400M$1BVeev is an Israeli technology-enabled homebuilding company that uses a proprietary panelized system to produce fully cladded walls with integrated mechanical, electrical, and plumbing, enabling homes built up to 4x faster than industry standards with 47% less CO2e emissions. Founded in 2008 by Amit Heller, Ami Avrahami, and Dafna Akiva, it operates from San Mateo, California, and Tel Aviv, employing 350 people with 100 in Israel R&D. The Series D round in February/March 2022 raised $400 million led by BOND, with participation from LenX, Zeev Ventures, Fifth Wall Climate Tech, and JLL Spark Global Ventures, bringing total funding to $600 million. The funding supports scaling U.S. operations beyond California, expanding to new states and markets, accelerating R&D for sustainability and cost-efficiency, and adding 100 employees to the Israeli R&D center. Veev achieved unicorn status with valuation over $1 billion, estimated significantly higher given the all-primary round size. Recent milestones include completing a 78-unit emergency housing project in San Jose in 90 days and partnering with Lennar for 102 attached homes in Northern California. Veev's vertically integrated approach reimagines homebuilding as a product, using light gauge steel framing and high-performance surfaces for lighter, stronger, more sustainable homes with near-zero waste. The company plans digital fabs near demand centers, akin to e-commerce distribution. Prior raises included $100M in March 2021 via TASE UP and $85M Series B in 2020.
Mar 2021Series CPsagot Investment House; J-Ventures; More Provident Funds; Migdal Group; Shavit Capital$100M--
Feb 2020Series BLennar Ventures (lead); Zeev Ventures (lead); Eclipse Ventures; Greenspring Associates; Khosla Ventures; WestWave Capital$85M--

Who has invested in Veev?

15 investors have backed Veev across its funding rounds, including Zeev Ventures, Khosla Ventures, Eclipse Ventures, Fifth Wall, Greenspring Associates and Bond.

Lead investors include Bond, Lennar Ventures and Zeev Ventures.


Veev Investors

Investors in Veev by funding rounds participated
InvestorHQRoundsRoleFirst check
Zeev VenturesUnited StatesSan Francisco, CA2LeadFeb 2020
JLL SparkUnited StatesSan Francisco, CA1ParticipantFeb 2022
Psagot Investment HouseIsraelTel Aviv1ParticipantMar 2021
Eclipse VenturesUnited StatesSan Francisco, CA1ParticipantFeb 2020
Greenspring AssociatesUnited StatesBaltimore, MD1ParticipantFeb 2020
J-VenturesUnited StatesSan Francisco, CA1ParticipantMar 2021
More Provident FundsIsraelIsrael1ParticipantMar 2021
Khosla VenturesUnited StatesSan Francisco, CA1ParticipantFeb 2020
LenXUnited StatesMiami, FL1ParticipantFeb 2022
WestWave CapitalUnited StatesSan Francisco, CA1ParticipantFeb 2020
Fifth WallUnited StatesLos Angeles, CA1ParticipantFeb 2022
Migdal GroupIsraelIsrael1ParticipantMar 2021
Lennar VenturesUnited StatesMiami, FL1LeadFeb 2020

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Veev Competitors

Veev competitors include listed companies like DigiCo REIT and Abacus Storage King, and private ones like Juno, AG7, Habi and HexClad.

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JunoUnited StatesSan Francisco, CAPrivate--$183M-
AG7BrazilParanáPrivate--$1B-
HabiColombiaColombiaPrivate--$1B-
HexCladUnited StatesLos Angeles, CAPrivate--$1B-
DigiCo REITAustraliaAustraliaPublicly listed$155M$91M$1B13.8x
Abacus Storage KingAustraliaAustraliaPublicly listed$176M$141M$1B11.7x
Last FYEV/RevenueEV/EBITDA
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DigiCo REIT$155M$91M14.0x13.8x24.0x24.1x
Abacus Storage King$176M$141M10.9x11.7x13.6x21.4x
CPI FIM$144M$85M18.1x-30.7x-
NWPX Infrastructure$526M$69M2.0x1.8x15.7x12.2x
Africa Israel Residences$305M$96M5.7x-18.2x-
Direcional$844M$230M1.5x1.3x5.4x4.8x
Country Garden Holdings$23B$3B1.2x1.8x8.9x(6.7x)
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Common questions about Veev

When was Veev founded?Veev was founded in 2008.
Where is Veev headquartered?Veev is headquartered in San Francisco, CA, United States.
Is Veev publicly listed?No, Veev was acquired by Lennar in November 2023.
Who acquired Veev?Veev was acquired by Lennar in November 2023.
What is Veev's valuation?Veev was last valued at $1B in its Series D in February 2022.
How much funding has Veev raised?Veev has raised $585M across 3 funding rounds.
What was Veev's last funding round?Veev's last funding round was a $400M Series D in February 2022, led by Bond.
Who are Veev's investors?Veev's investors include Zeev Ventures, JLL Spark, Psagot Investment House, Eclipse Ventures, Greenspring Associates, J-Ventures, More Provident Funds, Khosla Ventures, LenX, WestWave Capital and 5 others.
Which companies are comparable to Veev?Companies comparable to Veev include Juno, AG7, Habi, HexClad, DigiCo REIT and Abacus Storage King.

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