Media
Press mentions, interviews and coverage of Sebas in the media.
Since we started, De Tijd, Gazet van Antwerpen and Het Nieuwsblad, among others, have written about Sebas: about why we built a property management firm with AI at its core, and how we grow without losing sight of the people behind every building. Below you'll find every article and press release. Journalist looking for more information? Email welkom@mysebas.be.
Antwerp AI property manager Sebas raises 5 million euros and acquires two firms
Antwerp-based AI-driven property manager Sebas has raised 5 million euros and acquired two property management firms, growing the company to 350 apartment buildings, representing around 10,000 units.
Frustrated by a 'slow' property manager, four Flemings launch their own AI firm
A year after selling their accessibility app Oko to an American private equity group, three founders raise 5 million euros for something new. Together with property manager Sebastiaan Murre, they founded Sebas, an AI-driven property management firm. 'The sector is ripe for disruption.'
Fast-growing Antwerp company eases property managers' workload with AI: "Our ambition isn't primarily to grow big"
Sebas raises 5 million euros from four investors. The Antwerp company, which developed AI software to make property management more efficient, is simultaneously acquiring two property management firms, bringing its portfolio to 350 apartment buildings, representing around ten thousand residential units.
Fast-growing Antwerp company eases property managers' workload with AI: "Our ambition isn't primarily to grow big"
Sebas raises 5 million euros from four investors. The Antwerp company, which developed AI software to make property management more efficient, is simultaneously acquiring two property management firms, bringing its portfolio to 350 apartment buildings, representing around ten thousand residential units.
Antwerp AI property manager Sebas raises 5 million euros, acquires two offices
Antwerp-based property manager Sebas has raised 5 million euros from four investors. The company is simultaneously acquiring two property management firms, growing its portfolio to 350 apartment buildings, representing around 10,000 units.