At URBIX we understand the unique needs and challenges faced by real estate developers in Spain. Our platform is specifically designed to offer agile financial solutions and without the hassle.
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Loan financing
Debt solution for Real Estate Financing, special situations and mortgage lending
Investors lend money to real estate developers, who repay the capital with the agreed interest, offering a predictable return. In this type of project we usually add a series of "covenants" that act as a "bonus/malus". Thus, the developer will make decisions in the real estate project aligned with the interests of the Investors we represent.
How does URBIX help you?
We help you evaluate the potential of your project and define an optimal financial structure.
Access various financing options that adjust to the characteristics of your real estate development.
We identify and manage the risks associated with your project, ensuring its long-term viability.
Your project financed in 4 steps
We request
Contact, call schedule, and provide the necessary documentation.
Study
Fundraising
Publication of the project on the platform and fundraising among investors.
Development
Final approval of funding and initiation of project development.
Financial products
New construction:
This is financing intended for real estate development companies for the construction of new residential, commercial or industrial developments.
Temporary financing that allows developers to cover their liquidity needs while a long-term operation is being finalized. It complements the bank loan.
The loan is for the acquisition of land for the development of real estate projects. The acquired land acts as collateral for the loan.
It is used to finance the rapid purchase and renovation of properties with the objective of selling them in the short term at a profit.
It finances renovation projects of existing properties, often including the change of use of the property (e.g., converting an office building into apartments).
Financing granted to companies or projects that are in financial difficulties, with the objective of restructuring debts, providing liquidity and avoiding insolvency.