Gate 3 and Gate 3 II Close with IRRs of 9.78% and 9.97%
Gate 3 and Gate 3 II, two debt tranches to finance three luxury villas in Benahavís, close with full capital repayment and interest payment.
Discover the Mistakes You Should Avoid When You Start Investing in Real Estate in 2026 with Urbanitae Academy
Starting to invest in real estate requires more than finding an attractive opportunity: it means understanding risks, timelines, liquidity, structures and fit with your profile.
Life Annuities: What They Are, How They Work and When They May Make Sense
Life annuities turn accumulated savings into lifelong income, but at the cost of lower liquidity, flexibility and growth potential.
Leverage in Real Estate Investment: What It Is, When It Makes Sense and What Risks You Take On
Leverage can improve returns on equity, but it also amplifies mistakes, costs, liquidity shortages and adverse scenarios.
Ronda Nord: 10% Annual Debt for a Residential Development on the Costa Brava
Ronda Nord finances an ongoing residential development in Sant Feliu de Guíxols, with 28 homes, valid permits, construction 25% complete and a first-ranking mortgage.
Paseo de los Olivos: 11% Annual Debt for Storage Units and Apartments in Madrid
Paseo de los Olivos finances the conversion of three commercial units into 66 storage units and two apartments in Madrid and Móstoles, alongside Grupanxon, a recurring Urbanitae sponsor.
Balcón del Sur Closes with a 16.87% Return and an 11.22% IRR
Balcón del Sur closes within the expected timeframe following the granting of the licence and the securing of bank financing, with full repayment of capital and interest.
Building Upwards: More Density, More Caution and a New Urban Logic
The world now has 2,583 buildings over 200 metres tall, but the new cycle of high-rise construction requires greater discipline, economic viability and urban purpose.
Allonbay Aura: An Equity Exit That Helps Explain Where Returns Come From
Allonbay Aura was exited with a 61% gross return and a 21.5% IRR, far above the initial scenario, thanks to stronger sales, cost control and tax efficiency.
What to Do with Your Tax Refund: How to Use It to Improve Your Savings or Start Investing
A tax refund can be used to build an emergency fund, repay debt or start investing, provided it fits your liquidity needs, time horizon and goals.
