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New project! Storage unit investment with a 12% return
The transaction consists of granting a loan to acquire two commercial units and convert them into storage units and lofts, with a 12-month term.
How to Build a Diversified Real Estate Portfolio with €10,000, €50,000, and €100,000
Learn to invest in real estate beyond buying a property, using platforms and REITs to diversify, reduce risk, and increase return opportunities.
Which Assets to Invest in in 2026: Options and How to Combine Them
In 2026, the key is not picking a single asset, but combining funds, ETFs, real estate, and alternatives based on your risk profile.
New project! Diversify into office space in central Madrid
The project involves acquiring an office building in the Arganzuela district to stabilise it with market rents and sell it to an institutional investor.
How Urbanitae Manages Risk in Its Real Estate Projects
The risk of real estate projects is inevitable, but it can be managed rigorously. Discover how Urbanitae analyzes each project, applies strict filters, and protects investors.
New property! Invest in housing in Zaragoza from under €100,000
The transaction is based on an entry price below market value, a full renovation to reposition the asset, and an urban area with growing demand for residential rentals.
Invest Without Buying a Home: All the Ways to Enter Real Estate Digitally
Learn how to invest in real estate without buying a home, accessing crowdfunding, REITs, funds, and tokenization easily and diversely.
New project! Invest in luxury residential property in Mallorca
Take part in a real estate debt project to finance an exclusive villa in Palma, located in a high-end residential area with views over the bay.
Understanding preferred returns in real estate, pari passu and promote
Learn why it is not enough to look only at the projected return, and how the capital structure determines what the investor gets paid first and when the sponsor starts to participate.
