MILAN, July 19 (Reuters) - Italian digital property firm Casavo...

MILAN, July 19 (Reuters) - Italian digital property firm Casavo said it had raised 400 million euros ($410 million) in capital and debt in a financing round backed by the Agnelli family's holding company Exor EXOR.MI and the country's top bank Intesa Sanpaolo ISP.MI .

Founded in 2017 in Milan, Casavo initially offered 'instant buying' services to people wanting to sell their homes, acquiring properties which it would then renovate and resell.

Over time it has expanded to become a digital marketplace connecting buyers to real estate agencies and developing side servicers for homebuyers such as mortgage lending, or striking partnerships with suppliers of household goods.

Casavo said Exor had led its fourth financing round, worth 100 million euros, adding it represented the biggest investment in the 'proptech' sector in Europe so far.

Casavo declined to say how much the company was valued at in the capital raising, only saying it was more than double the figure of the previous financing round in March 2021.

Back then U.S. private capital markets research and data firm PitchBook pegged Casavo's valuation at $194 million.

Casavo has also secured 300 million euros in credit lines from a numbers of lenders including Intesa Sanpaolo.

Exor first invested in Casavo last year. The latest round saw the participation of all of Casavo's other main shareholders such as San Francisco-based Greenoaks, Italy's 360 Capital, Munich-based Picus Capital and Spain's Bonsai Partners.

"We're happy to strengthen our relation with Exor after their initial investment last year and to welcome our new investors," Casavo founder Giorgio Tinacci said in a statement.

The new investors include Intesa Sanpaolo's Neva SGR unit, London-based Hambro Perks and Fuse Ventures Partners, as well as Sébastien de Lafond, founder of French rival MeilleursAgents, as an angel investor, Casavo said.

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