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Higharc

Higharc is an AI-native design-to-construction software platform that generates homes as 3D spatial databases so production homebuilders can design, estimate, sell, and build faster.

ProptechDurham, NCFounded 2018Founders: Marc Minor, Michael Bergin, Peter Boyer, Thomas HoltWebsite ↗See connections →Compare with Anthropic
Last verified Jul 31, 2026

Company Snapshot

Higharc is a Proptech company, based in Durham, NC, founded 2018 by Marc Minor, Michael Bergin, Peter Boyer, Thomas Holt.

Recent changes

  1. Jun 30, 2026AI Homebuilding Platform Higharc Raises $95M Series C Led by Insight Partners Pulse story
  2. Jun 30, 2026Higharc Raises $95M Series C to Bring AI-Native Design Software to Homebuilders Pulse story
  3. Jun 30, 2026Higharc Raises $95M Series C to Bring AI Into Homebuilding Pulse story
  4. Jun 2026Raised $95M Series C Higharc
  5. Jun 2026New investor: Vertex Ventures Higharc
Earlier changes (12)
  1. Jun 2026New investor: Lux Capital Higharc
  2. Jun 2026New investor: Wellington Management Higharc
  3. Jun 2026New investor: MetaProp Higharc
  4. Jun 2026New investor: Insight Partners Higharc
  5. Feb 2024Raised $53M Series B Higharc
  6. Feb 2024New investor: Ferguson Enterprises Higharc
  7. Feb 2024New investor: Fifth Wall Higharc
  8. Feb 2024New investor: SE Ventures Higharc
  9. Feb 2024New investor: Starwood Capital Higharc
  10. Feb 2024New investor: Home Depot Higharc
  11. Apr 2021Raised $21M Series A Higharc
  12. Apr 2021New investor: Spark Capital Higharc

Funding History

3 events · sources dated per row
DateEventAmountValuationInvestorsSource
Jun 2026Series C$95M—Higharc
Feb 2024Series B$53M—
Home DepotunverifiedFifth WallunverifiedFerguson EnterprisesunverifiedStarwood CapitalunverifiedSE VenturesunverifiedSuffolk Technologies
Higharc
Apr 2021Series A$21M—
Spark CapitalLeadunverified
Higharc
Funding timeline · 3 rounds · $169M tracked
$0.0M$53M$106M$21MSeries AApr 21$53MSeries BFeb 24$95MSeries CJun 26

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Latest Pulse

  1. Why VCs Keep Funding Plumbers, Homebuilders and WarehousesThe past two weeks' funding data shows a consistent pattern: unglamorous, operationally-heavy industries -- supply chain, homebuilding, used cars -- are pulling real institutional capital into narrow, AI-native platforms.→
  2. Higharc Raises $95M Series C to Bring AI Into HomebuildingHigharc, which generates homes as 3D spatial databases so builders and suppliers can design, estimate, sell and build more efficiently, raised a $95 million Series C led by Insight Partners and announced a new partnership with US LBM, the country's largest.→
  3. AI Homebuilding Platform Higharc Raises $95M Series C Led by Insight PartnersHigharc closed a $95 million Series C on June 30 led by Insight Partners, bringing total funding to $170M+. The Durham, NC-based company sells an AI-powered design-to-construction platform used by production homebuilders to automate plans, permits and buyer configuration — a category worth ~$450B in annual US residential construction.→
  4. Higharc Raises $95M Series C to Bring AI-Native Design Software to HomebuildersHigharc, the Durham, North Carolina-based homebuilding design software company, closed a $95 million Series C on June 30, pushing total funding above $170 million. The platform lets production homebuilders generate architecturally sound, code-compliant house designs and instant construction documents in minutes instead of weeks, aiming to cut the design-to-permit timeline that has become one of the biggest bottlenecks in US housing supply.→

Coverage Timeline

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  1. Jun 30, 2026FUNDINGHigharc Raises $95M Series C to Bring AI Into Homebuilding$95M Series C→
  2. Jun 30, 2026FUNDINGAI Homebuilding Platform Higharc Raises $95M Series C Led by Insight Partners$95M→
  3. Jun 30, 2026FUNDINGHigharc Raises $95M Series C to Bring AI-Native Design Software to Homebuilders$95M→

All Coverage

FUNDING

Higharc Raises $95M Series C to Bring AI Into Homebuilding

Illustration for: Higharc Raises $95M Series C to Bring AI Into Homebuilding
FUNDING$95M Series C

Higharc Raises $95M Series C to Bring AI Into Homebuilding

Higharc, which generates homes as 3D spatial databases so builders and suppliers can design, estimate, sell and build more efficiently, raised a $95 million Series C led by Insight Partners and announced a new partnership with US LBM, the country's largest.

FUNDING

AI Homebuilding Platform Higharc Raises $95M Series C Led by Insight Partners

Illustration for: AI Homebuilding Platform Higharc Raises $95M Series C Led by Insight Partners
FUNDING$95M

AI Homebuilding Platform Higharc Raises $95M Series C Led by Insight Partners

Higharc closed a $95 million Series C on June 30 led by Insight Partners, bringing total funding to $170M+. The Durham, NC-based company sells an AI-powered design-to-construction platform used by production homebuilders to automate plans, permits and buyer configuration — a category worth ~$450B in annual US residential construction.

FUNDING

Higharc Raises $95M Series C to Bring AI-Native Design Software to Homebuilders

Illustration for: Higharc Raises $95M Series C to Bring AI-Native Design Software to Homebuilders
FUNDING$95M

Higharc Raises $95M Series C to Bring AI-Native Design Software to Homebuilders

Higharc, the Durham, North Carolina-based homebuilding design software company, closed a $95 million Series C on June 30, pushing total funding above $170 million. The platform lets production homebuilders generate architecturally sound, code-compliant house designs and instant construction documents in minutes instead of weeks, aiming to cut the design-to-permit timeline that has become one of the biggest bottlenecks in US housing supply.

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Who are Higharc's investors?

Higharc's investors include Spark Capital, Insight Partners, Fifth Wall, SE Ventures, Ferguson Enterprises, and 10 more (As of 2026-07-31T14:35:19Z).

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