Invest in Alicante with a 17% preferred IRR
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.
Tag Residential sector
Residential sector
Equity “No Hype” Where Returns Come From and What to Look For
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.
A new year, new goals: learn to invest and make your money work for you
Start 2026 by moving from saving to investing: set clear goals, understand your risk profile, and grow your money with a gradual strategy.
Best place to invest in real estate projects with limited capital
Investing in real estate with little capital is possible, but choosing the right platform matters. Here’s what to check: the platform, the project, the timeline, and clear signs of transparency to reduce risk.
Invest in Usera with 5 renovated apartments ready to rent
A portfolio designed for stable rental income and medium-term upside, with flexible management and optional future optimization (subject to licensing).
12% Annual Returns in Málaga
A 12% annual junior loan, repaid at maturity, with an expected exit between Q1–Q2 2028, supported by guarantees and strong pre-sales.
El Plantío: 11.6% IRR return, five months ahead of schedule
Senior debt with a mortgage guarantee, milestones achieved and an early exit: El Plantío closed with an 11.6% IRR and full repayment in February 2026.
New Listing! Home in Valencia with an 18% IRR
Spacious, bright apartment in Paterna: 4 bedrooms, elevator access, and strong rental demand, with a strategy focused on rental income or mid-term appreciation.
Invest in luxury with a 14.25% return
Luxury, a prime location, and a project already underway. Discover Hills 14 II and why it stands out on the Costa del Sol.
Crowdfunding real estate and taxes what you need to know
Learn how interest, capital gains, withholdings and losses from real estate crowdfunding are taxed and reported in Spain.
