Anaxago is pushing the boundaries of real estate investing with a series of high-end initiatives:
Club Deal Property Investments
Anaxago highlighted its exclusive “club deal” model — where a small group of investors jointly finances a premium property such as a Parisian building, student residence, or hotel. This approach offers access to rare high-quality assets, hands-off management by seasoned operators, and the potential for strong capital gains at exit (plus occasional rental income during the project).
โณ Typical duration: 2–5 years | โ ๏ธ Capital risk exists in case of market downturn or project failure.
Successful Exit – Luxury Villa in Cap d’Antibes
Anaxago announced the successful sale of a 450 m² luxury villa in Cap d’Antibes. Initially financed via a €3 million bond deal launched in 2022, the project delivered 10% net annual returns with quarterly interest payments over 22 months — a strong performance that reinforces Anaxago’s reputation for selecting prime assets.
SCPI Yield Funds Explained
Anaxago also educated investors on SCPI (real estate investment trusts), which delivered an average 4.72% gross yield in 2024. These allow investors to receive quarterly rent income without managing tenants, diversify across sectors like offices and healthcare, and benefit from tax advantages via life insurance wrappers.
โณ Recommended horizon: 8–10 years due to lower liquidity.
Exporo continues to blend real estate with sustainability:
New Project: Solar Park in Göhl (Baltic Coast)
Exporo introduced a 24.4 MWp solar park, already built and connected to the grid, on the Baltic coast near Lübeck.
๐ถ Financing target: already 90% funded
๐ฐ 7% annual yield, term until March 2026–May 2027
๐ฑ Expected to save 18,117 tons of COโ; electricity sold via long-term PPA at €0.07/kWh.
๐ Project details
Highlight on Climate Impact
Exporo cited studies warning that climate change could cost up to €900 billion in damages in Germany alone, highlighting why investing in renewable-energy real estate is a resilient and future-proof strategy.
Platform & Partner Ecosystem Updates
Exporo celebrated 10+ years in the fintech space and promoted its partner program for professionals, offering dedicated support, strong network access, and transparent commission structures — part of its drive to expand alternative investments to more investors.
Homunity investors kept busy even in August, successfully funding several projects:
Eaglestone FR – €4,000,000 raised | 10% target return | 12 months
Élégance – €780,000 raised | 10.75% target return | 15 months
Les Jardins de Flore – €672,000 raised | 10.5% target return | 18 months
Homunity also announced a webinar on LMNP (furnished rental) secondary market coming up on September 18, covering how to spot good opportunities and boost returns in this niche segment.
Housers showcased strong project momentum:
El Portol Marratxí II (Mallorca)
๐ก Development of 4 houses and 13 parking spaces
๐ฐ 11.67% total return | โณ 14 months
๐ก๏ธ First-rank mortgage guarantee | 50% units pre-reserved
๐ง Construction already 13.93% complete
Torrellés II – Fully Funded
170 investors funded €225,000, proving growing confidence in Spanish residential deals.
Kameo reported a loan volume of SEK 120.4 million in August, while investors received SEK 145.9 million in repayments and achieved an average return of 9.8% — underlining the platform’s strong track record in Nordic real estate lending.
Raizers kicked off September by repaying €3 million to investors across five projects, including:
Lunel – 10.59% return
Coulogne – 10.8% return
Newton – 11.32% return
The platform will also attend Patrimonia 2025 on Sept 24–25 in Lyon, meeting wealth managers and partners to discuss future real estate opportunities.
Röntgen announced its first cross-border real estate project:
Noa Villas (Scandinavia) – a €7.5 million resort development, with €5 million to be crowdfunded in stages.
The project is led by experienced developers and backed by strong demand, marking a milestone in Röntgen’s regional growth.
EstateGuru highlighted robust July performance:
€7.52 million returned to investors (including €690k in interest)
€6.06 million in new loans funded, led by Lithuania
Plus, its new mobile app is now live, letting investors track portfolios and invest on the go.
Crowdpear launched three new Lithuanian real estate-backed loans:
Viešbutis ant vandens – up to 10.5% annual interest
Vieversiลณ 12 V – up to 11% annual interest
Vienbutis Minsko 5A – up to 11.5% annual interest
The platform also celebrated a milestone: €30 million total loans funded and €1.76 million interest paid since launch.
Indemo listed several deep-discount real estate debts secured by Spanish properties:
House in Puerto Mazarrón (Murcia): €63,000 price vs €94,025 appraisal, PTV 67%
Additional properties near Madrid and in the Canary Islands.
These recovery-stage deals offer strong collateral and attractive discounts, aiming to boost passive income for investors.
Walliance released the Real Estate Crowdfunding Report 2024 (in partnership with Luiss Business School):
Global volume near €55 billion
Italy surpassed €800 million raised, expected to top €1 billion in 2025
Fewer campaigns but more professional and sustainable projects
Clearer rules under the EU ECSP regulation
This confirms that real estate crowdfunding is evolving from a niche into a mainstream alternative investment class.
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The European real estate crowdfunding landscape is showing strong momentum — with premium property deals, renewable energy projects, cross-border expansions, and double-digit returns attracting retail investors. As platforms mature and regulations stabilize, opportunities are becoming more selective yet more robust, making this a sector to watch closely.
๐ก Stay tuned — we’ll keep bringing you the latest platform news and investment opportunities every week!