Househunt differentiates itself by using real home listings and prices rather than fictional properties, giving players an authentic real-estate experience tied to actual markets.
The studio also blends a casual mobile format with real-world subject matter, attracting non-gamers who already browse Zillow and Redfin, and it has drawn backing from both gaming investors and real-estate industry figures.
Closing Theory sits at the intersection of mobile gaming and real-estate media, targeting the large audience that browses property listings as entertainment.
The company cites a $200 billion gaming market opportunity and was selected for Moderne Ventures' 2025 Passport program, signaling potential distribution partnerships across real estate, finance and adjacent sectors.
Househunt is Closing Theory's debut mobile game: a Monopoly-meets-Zillow experience that lets players guess prices, buy, renovate and sell real homes across North American cities.
The free-to-play title targets non-traditional gamers, using actual property listings and a progression system where players build a real-estate empire, unlock neighborhoods and compete on leaderboards.
