Nordstreet – Platform statistics 2026

5431 investors

649 projects funded

45.6M EUR funded amount

About Nordstreet

Nordstreet is a Lithuanian-based real estate crowdfunding platform that offers investors the opportunity to invest in secured loans for real estate development and business expansion. The platform is designed to provide a high level of security through the use of real estate collateral, ensuring that investor funds are protected even in the event of borrower default. Nordstreet caters to both retail and institutional investors, allowing them to start investing with as little as €100.

Regulation

License / Regulation: NordStreet licensed under European Crowdfunding Service Providers (ECSP) regulation

Functionality

Autoinvest: Yes

Deal rating: Yes

Secondary market: Yes

For Investors

Minium investment: 50 EUR

trending_down Default Rate: Late or in Recovery - Busines 13.52% / Real esate 12.96%

Average Returns: 12.67%

Useful Information

Investment Types Offered:

Nordstreet offers several types of investments, primarily focusing on real estate loans. These include:

Business Loans Secured by Real Estate: Loans provided to businesses, secured by property to reduce risk.
Buy-to-Let Mortgages: Investments in rental properties where investors earn income from rent and potential property appreciation.
Direct Real Estate Projects: Funding for specific real estate developments

How Nordstreet Works:

Investors can browse through various loan opportunities on Nordstreet, each backed by real estate collateral. The platform conducts thorough due diligence to assess the risk of each project before listing it for funding. Once an investor selects a project, they can invest a minimum of €50. Loans are typically structured with interest-only payments throughout the loan term, with the principal repaid at maturity. The platform also provides a secondary market for investors to sell their positions if they need liquidity before the loan term ends.

Risks When Investing on Nordstreet:

As with any P2P lending platform, investing in Nordstreet carries risks such as potential capital loss, especially if the borrower defaults. However, the use of real estate as collateral and maintaining low loan-to-value ratios (around 50%) help mitigate these risks. Investors should also be aware of the illiquid nature of some investments, especially if not sold on the secondary market.