Bulevar 360, or How to Achieve a 12.7% IRR in Málaga

We closed Bulevar 360 and Bulevar 360 II, two tranches of a developer loan in Málaga, with a contractually planned extension and late-payment interest accrued over 9 days.
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We closed Bulevar 360 and Bulevar 360 II, two tranches of a developer loan in Málaga, with a contractually planned extension and late-payment interest accrued over 9 days.

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Even if a project is 100% funded, a spot can open up if investors withdraw within 4 days. I explain how to join the queue and what you need for it to execute.

With the building permit granted, early commercial traction, and a structure that prioritizes investors with a 17% preferred IRR, this project targets one of the area’s strongest second-home markets.

In equity, returns aren’t guaranteed. They’re built through margin, timing, and execution. We explain how to analyze timelines, IRR, the waterfall, and the sponsor before investing.