About iCrowdhouse
iCrowdhouse is a real estate crowdfunding platform based in Spain, launched in 2017. It connects investors with real estate developers through a secure, fully digital platform, offering both equity-based investments. Investors can participate in real estate projects starting from €500, benefiting from returns tied to the success of the projects. iCrowdhouse focuses on providing a transparent investment process and direct access to property development opportunities typically reserved for institutional investors.
The platform also supports a Software as a Service (SaaS) model, allowing developers to manage their investment clubs digitally.
Regulation
License / Regulation: icrowdhouse licensed under European Crowdfunding Service Providers (ECSP) regulation
Functionality
For Investors
Useful Information
iCrowdhouse offers equity-based investments in real estate projects. Investors acquire shares in commercial or residential property developments, earning returns through property appreciation and rental income. These investments are long-term, and the platform targets a range of real estate sectors, allowing investors to diversify their portfolio within the Spanish property market. Investors should carefully review the project details provided on the platform before committing capital.
iCrowdhouse operates as a participatory financing platform, where investors provide equity funding for real estate projects. The platform connects developers seeking capital for real estate projects with investors, who can select projects based on their financial goals. iCrowdhouse facilitates the entire process digitally, ensuring that investors have access to the necessary project details, risk assessments, and returns. Investors benefit from potential property appreciation or rental income, but liquidity is limited as there is no secondary market.
Investing in iCrowdhouse involves typical real estate risks, including project delays, lower-than-expected property performance, and potential losses if property values decline. As an equity-based platform, investors' returns are tied to the success of the real estate projects, meaning that if the project underperforms, returns may be lower or nonexistent. Additionally, without a secondary market, investments are illiquid until the project completes, adding a layer of risk for those needing quicker access to their capital.
