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Honeycomb Insurance raised $40 million in funding to expand its AI-driven, no-inspection insurance for apartment buildings.

Summary

Honeycomb Insurance, an AI-native insurer for apartment buildings and condo associations, has raised a $40 million funding round led by Zeev Ventures, bringing its total funding to $95 million. The company uses a platform that ingests hundreds of data points per property to price risks individually without physical inspections, offering coverage up to 40% cheaper for well-maintained buildings. Honeycomb ended 2025 with $275 million in gross written premium and is already profitable. The funding will help the company, founded by Itai Ben-Zaken and Nimrod Sadot, continue to grow, even as the market for commercial real estate insurance becomes more competitive.

(Source:Fortune)

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