New module: advanced real estate diversification with Urbanitae Academy
Urbanitae Academy’s new Module 2.2 shows how to combine equity and debt, timelines, risk, and markets to shape a more resilient real estate portfolio.
Category A Beginner’s Guide to Investing
A Beginner’s Guide to Investing
Key concepts every investor should master at the start of the year
Start the year investing with clarity: learn how to interpret returns, assess risk, understand liquidity, and build a more solid, realistic real estate strategy.
How to Start Investing: 7 Steps to Do It Safely
Start investing in 2025 with clear goals, diversification, and knowledge. Index funds, real estate crowdfunding, and inflation-linked bonds are recommended options for beginners.
8. Real estate crowdfunding: what it is and why to invest
You can invest in properties starting from 500 euros and enjoy double-digit returns. We'll show you how.
How to invest in real estate in Spain in 2025
Do you know what active and passive real estate investment involves? We'll explain it to you here.
6. 7 reasons why real estate investment is the best option
Few investments offer the combination of good returns and low risk that real estate investment does.
5. Alternative investments: all you need to know
From expensive wines to cryptocurrencies, alternative investments are another way to diversify... as long as you know them well.
4. How and where to invest
If you have already checked that your financial house is in order and you already know what you want to achieve with your investments and when, it remains to be asked: what exactly do I invest in? And it is…
3. How to plan investments well
Having clear investment objectives will help us make better decisions. For example, if we invest with a 20-year horizon – because we know that the long term is our friend – we will be more patient when things get worse.
2. The basic rules of investing
The most important ingredient for investment success is time. That's why one of the basic investment rules is to start early.
1. Why you need to save before you invest
If you don't have an emergency fund or controlled debts, it doesn't make sense to risk your savings by investing. Get your financial house in order.