We present a new project! Next Friday, the 10th, at 12 p.m., we will open our rental income project for funding in partnership with Holdensland. This time, we offer you the opportunity to invest in a rental income project with an average annual dividend of 8%.
The Manuel Luna project involves the acquisition and transformation of a commercial space into 7 tourist apartments, their lease, and subsequent sale to a real estate investor. The asset is located in the Tetuán neighborhood (Madrid), specifically at Manuel Luna Street 8, next to one of the city’s main tourist attractions, the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium. It is a well-established residential area with all kinds of services.
For this project, we are collaborating with Holdensland, a business group with more than 15 years of experience in renovating spaces of similar characteristics.
8% annually for 5 years
Like all our rental income projects, the Manuel Luna project has an equity structure. Both the promoter and Urbanitae investors will make a capital contribution to the project’s special purpose vehicle. These contributions will enable the complete development of the project, including the acquisition of the asset, its subsequent renovation, and all related costs. The operation is not expected to rely on bank financing. The contribution from Urbanitae investors will be equivalent to €1,040,000.
The project has a duration of five years, and it is estimated that it will generate an average annual dividend of 8% from the completion of the construction and the start of activity by the operator. Dividends will be distributed quarterly (in natural quarters). If the cash flow allows for a dividend greater than 8.00%, the surplus will remain as retained earnings in the company and will be used for future distributions. In case the cash flow is insufficient to distribute the 8.00%, the maximum available cash will be distributed, always respecting a minimum cash balance equivalent to two months of rent. The first dividend payment is expected in the first quarter of 2025.
In this video, Ángel Pérez, director of Holdensland, and Diego Bestard, CEO of Urbanitae, explain the key aspects of the project.