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Real estate information · Spain · 2026
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Real estate crowdlending is a form of collective financing in which many people contribute, together, money to support projects related to the housing sector. Instead of a single lender, several people take part in a loan aimed at the promotion, refurbishment or acquisition of a property in Spain.
These loans are usually backed by the property itself and are managed through authorised platforms that share, in a clear and orderly way, information about the conditions, deadlines and characteristics of each real estate project.
The goal of Homexzis is to offer simple, accessible digital information so that anyone can better understand how this model works, what kinds of properties tend to be financed and how the real estate sector is organised in Spain in 2026.
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A development or property-owning company requests financing to build, refurbish or acquire a property in a Spanish city.
Specialised teams study the location, the neighbourhood, the plans, the permits and the estimated value of the property.
The project is shown with detailed information: type of property, term, conditions and characteristics of the urban environment.
Many individuals take part with small amounts, which makes it possible to spread the financing collectively.
Works move forward, apartments are built or industrial warehouses are refurbished, depending on the case.
At the end of the term, the developer repays the loan according to the conditions published at the start of the project.
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An informational space about real estate and housing in the main cities of Spain.

Individual houses in residential areas of cities such as Madrid, Valencia or Seville, with garden, garage and several floors.

Housing blocks in consolidated neighbourhoods, with nearby services, public transport and local shops.

Industrial warehouses and logistics centres located in business parks of the main metropolitan areas.

Commercial premises, offices and spaces for business activity in urban and office districts.
Spain · 2026
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