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Dotega is Re-Inventing the Way Homeowners’ Associations Manage their Properties

  • Writer: Menlo Times
    Menlo Times
  • Nov 10
  • 1 min read
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Dotega, software for homeowners' associations that rethinks self-management, led by Niklas Mocker and Lina Albert, has raised €1.3 million in a pre-seed round from High-Tech Gründerfonds (HTGF) and experienced proptech investors, including the founders of Casavi.


Germany has around 10 million residential and commercial units under homeowners’ associations (WEGs), a market still largely offline. Dotega fills this gap with a scalable web platform that enables small associations to self-manage legally and efficiently. Its app automates key tasks like annual statements, resolutions, financial planning, and digital meetings, built on three pillars: legal compliance, simplicity, and independence from traditional property managers.


Niklas Mocker, co-founder and managing director of Dotega, said the funding validates the company’s approach and market relevance. “With support from HTGF and experienced proptech investors, we can accelerate growth, scale our product, and position self-management as a true alternative to traditional property management,” he said.


The funding will drive the digital transformation of self-managed homeowners’ associations in Germany and accelerate the expansion of Dotega’s smart, compliant self-management platform.

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