One Integrated Platform For Building Innovation

We compress the path from innovation to adoption to scale, connecting startups, governments, builders, and investors to deliver investable housing solutions.

THE GROUNDBREAK PLATFORM

01

CONVENE

We unite key players to unlock partnerships and accelerate decision-making. Faster alignment on the ideas that move the industry forward.

Market Leadership

02

FUND

We direct capital toward high-impact, scalable solutions. Faster growth for innovations that solve real-world problems.

Capital & Investment

03

PROVE

We validate solutions in real-world conditions to reduce risk and build confidence. Proven performance that drives adoption.

Validation & Testing

04

DELIVER

We validate solutions in real-world conditions to reduce risk and build confidence. Proven performance that drives adoption.

Institutional Scale

A TRILLION-DOLLAR TRANSFORMATION IN HOUSING

The global housing sector is a $300T asset class. Housing innovation sits at the intersection of fintech, builttech, insurtech, and cleantech, creating a uniquely diversified opportunity set with multiple buyer groups and clear pathways to scale and exit.

Other sectors of the built economy have gone through transformations: manufacturing went lean, energy went distributed, logistics went digital. Housing is next.

OUR FUNDS

Home Innovation Fund

OPEN TO NEW INVESTORS

The Home Innovation Fund invests in early-stage technologies across the full building value chain that address structural barriers to housing deliverability and affordability. The fund focuses on solutions that improve how homes are financed, built, and operated—backing technologies with the potential to scale, integrate into real-world housing delivery, and produce durable affordability and sustainability outcomes.

Fund I

CLOSED TO NEW INVESTORS

GroundBreak Ventures’ first fund was launched in 2019 with a focus on early-stage real estate and construction technology. The fund targeted technologies improving how and where people live and work, helping validate emerging solutions across the housing and built-environment value chain and laying the foundation for the platform’s broader system-level approach.

OUR INITIATIVES

Deal Flow – Industry Adoption

Centre for Housing Innovation (CHI)

A federally backed initiative developed in partnership with Toronto Metropolitan University's DMZ that helps accelerate housing innovation while training the next generation of builders. CHI strengthens the Home Innovation Fund's ecosystem through a pipeline of emerging technologies, strategic relationships, and deployment opportunities across the housing value chain. Delivered alongside operating partners including DMZ, NGen, and CivicAction, CHI connects startups with developers, manufacturers, municipalities, and industry stakeholders to validate solutions in real-world conditions and accelerate pathways to adoption. Key partners include Autodesk, The Home Depot, Desjardins Group, National Homes, and the Ontario Home Builders' Association.

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Industry Adoption

Future Housing Canada

A national housing innovation hub led by GroundBreak, connecting data, policy, and real-world pilots across technology companies, non-profits, and builders. Through this platform, we develop and distribute best practices and provide policy and commercialization guidance on deploying technology into real affordable housing projects.

Explore →

Deal Flow – Research Commercialization – Industry Adoption

Downsview Housing Innovation Hub (In Development)

A large-scale housing innovation and deployment hub currently in development. Building on GroundBreak’s existing real-world technology deployments, the Hub is designed to expand opportunities for piloting, validation, and commercialization while strengthening the broader ecosystem connecting industry, capital, research, and emerging technologies shaping the future of housing and construction.

Centre for Housing Innovation (CHI)

Future Housing Canada

Downsview Housing Innovation Hub

Deal Flow – Industry Adoption

Centre for Housing Innovation (CHI)

A federally backed initiative developed in partnership with Toronto Metropolitan University's DMZ that helps accelerate housing innovation while training the next generation of builders. CHI strengthens the Home Innovation Fund's ecosystem through a pipeline of emerging technologies, strategic relationships, and deployment opportunities across the housing value chain. Delivered alongside operating partners including DMZ, NGen, and CivicAction, CHI connects startups with developers, manufacturers, municipalities, and industry stakeholders to validate solutions in real-world conditions and accelerate pathways to adoption. Key partners include Autodesk, The Home Depot, Desjardins Group, National Homes, and the Ontario Home Builders' Association.

Apply →

Industry Adoption

Future Housing Canada

A national housing innovation hub led by GroundBreak, connecting data, policy, and real-world pilots across technology companies, non-profits, and builders. Through this platform, we develop and distribute best practices and provide policy and commercialization guidance on deploying technology into real affordable housing projects.

Explore →

Deal Flow – Research Commercialization – Industry Adoption

Downsview Housing Innovation Lab (in development)

A large-scale housing innovation and deployment lab embedded within one of North America's most significant urban development sites. Building on GroundBreak's existing real-world technology deployments, the Lab is designed to scale validation, piloting, and commercialization opportunities for housing innovation while further strengthening the Fund's deployment ecosystem, strategic partnerships, and access to emerging technologies. Key collaborators include Northcrest Developments, CivicAction, the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation, the Ontario Home Builders' Association, Canada Lands Company, and many of the Toronto region's leading academic institutions.

BE PART OF THE HOUSING INNOVATION ECOSYSTEM

We partner with founders, developers, policymakers, and institutions to scale solutions that move housing forward.