Villa Joy finances a debt operation to complete a luxury villa in Roca Llisa, Ibiza, with 30% construction progress, approved permits, first-ranking mortgage, 44% LTV, 39% of costs contributed by the developer and a total return of 21%.
Torres en Prosperidad finances a property for 65 storage units in Madrid and another asset to be converted into five apartments in Alcorcón, with 10 units reserved, first-ranking mortgage promises and a minimum return of 16.5%.
Broker, robo-advisor or crowdfunding? Each serves a different purpose. This guide compares investment platforms based on how much control you want, the liquidity you need and the assets you want to access.
Logistics take-up grew by 15% in the first half of 2026, while investment reached €690 million. We examine how the logistics market in Spain is evolving, with Madrid, Catalonia and Valencia as its main hubs.
A safe investment platform does not eliminate risk, but it lets you check who is behind it, what authorization it has, where the money goes and which warning signs may indicate fraud before transferring capital.
Long-term real estate equity investment requires analyzing more than the target return. The article explains how timelines, cycles, execution and the Bossa Nova case influence value creation.
Precautionary savings reflect how uncertainty can change decisions on consumption, liquidity and investment. The article analyzes inflation, interest rates, saving capacity, financial information and prudence when taking risk.
Data centers in Spain are gaining prominence on Europe’s new map thanks to connectivity, land and renewables. The article analyzes the role of Madrid, Zaragoza and Barcelona, and why energy, permits and execution will be decisive.
Choosing a financial management tool is not about using the most sophisticated app. The article explains how to control expenses, anticipate payments, automate savings and choose between apps, banks or spreadsheets.
Real estate crowdfunding returns do not depend only on the advertised percentage. The article explains where returns come from in debt and equity, which conditions must be met and how to compare them with risk, term and liquidity.
