Real Estate Crowdfunding: How to Combine Equity, Debt and CRE Based on Your Goals
Value-add, debt and CRE each play different roles in a portfolio: growth, return visibility and diversification beyond residential assets.
Canary Islands and Balearic Islands Strengthen Their Position as Hotel Investment Hubs in Europe
The Canary Islands and Balearic Islands strengthen their hotel appeal with more than €8.1 billion invested since 2019, strong international demand and a focus on repositioning.
Urbanitae vs Alternatives: How to Compare Risk, Liquidity and Investment Horizon
Urbanitae equity cannot be understood through target returns alone: execution, market, event-based liquidity, time horizon and waterfall structure also matter.
Francos II: New Ticket for a Prime Office Development in Porto
Francos II completes the equity ticket for a newly built office project in Boavista, with architectural approval granted and a 15% preferred IRR for Urbanitae investors.
Vivaldi: debt opportunity for a luxury villa in Sierra Blanca, Marbella
The Vivaldi Project finances the final phase of a luxury villa in Sierra Blanca, with construction progress above 65%, first-ranking mortgage security and an LTV below 44%.
Manjoya: 12% annual debt opportunity to finance fully entitled land in Oviedo
The Manjoya Project finances the acquisition of seven shovel-ready urban plots in Oviedo, with a valuation above €33 million, a 19.9% LTV and an exit supported by a committed sale agreement.
How to know whether an apartment is a good investment: a step-by-step analysis
Buying a flat is not enough: to know if it is a good investment, you need to analyse costs, income, financing, management and how it fits your strategy.
CRE in a portfolio: why it makes sense to diversify beyond residential
Offices, hotels or student housing can provide demand drivers different from residential and help build a more diversified real estate portfolio.
Spanish retail enters 2026 with greater stability, strong demand and investor focus on prime assets
The Spanish retail market begins 2026 with high occupancy, rising sales in shopping centres and greater investor focus on prime assets and established locations.
The residential imbalance intensifies at the start of 2026
The first quarter of 2026 confirms the imbalance in the Spanish residential market: solid demand, rising prices, a strained rental market and insufficient supply.
