New project: 24 homes in Playa de Aro, in the heart of the Costa Brava
Development of 24 homes in Playa de Aro, by the beach and in an area with limited new-build supply, managed by a team with strong local experience.
New project: 11% annual debt investment to finance a luxury villa in Finca Cortesín
Real estate debt project to build a luxury villa in Finca Cortesín, with 11% annual return, first-ranking mortgage and land already acquired.
Office investment: from the impact of remote work to a more selective and strategic market
Remote work does not eliminate the office, but it does reshape the market: quality, location and adaptability now matter more.
We close the first quarter of 2026 with 42% growth: more than €70 million transacted
Urbanitae surpasses €70 million in Q1 2026, with growth in debt, equity, direct investments and commercial real estate assets.
How to turn your savings into a step-by-step investment plan
Turning savings into investments is not about products, but about method: goals, a safety cushion and consistency over time.
Real estate equity: what a hurdle is and how it affects investors
In real estate equity, IRR is not enough: the hurdle defines when profit sharing changes and how investors and sponsors are aligned.
New project: 13% annual debt investment in branded residences on the south coast of France
Project of 133 branded residences on the south coast of France, with a 13% annual return, first-ranking mortgage and an exit supported by the VEFA system.
Mazarredo Offices II: new ticket to expand a value-add office deal in central Madrid
Extension of a value-add office operation in central Madrid, with below-market rents and a repositioning and sale strategy.
Passeig de la Pau closes with a 38% return and an 11.49% IRR
The Passeig de la Pau project closes with an 11.49% IRR in Ibiza after 45 months, with more than 750 investors and solid execution.
Real estate crowdfunding and liquidity: how to invest in illiquid projects without losing your financial cushion
Real estate crowdfunding is inherently illiquid. The key is not to avoid it, but to know how much capital you can commit without straining your financial situation.
